EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Does anyone know if the newly released EXSP24 v1.1 AudioUnit plug-in allows for disk 
streaming? If anyone is using this plug-in, inside Digital Performer for instance, can you 
check and see, and test if a disk streaming option is available?

http://www.emagic.de/support/download/auunits.php?lang=EN

Thanks,
Evan Evans

I was hoping this was a relic of my old, underpowered system, but is still 
there with my new G5 setup as well. Is there any way to eliminate the loud, 
obnoxious bursts of notes that happen when playback is started--but without 
giving up note-chasing? This is a particular problem on piano tracks, where 
many notes are often sustaining and are chased with sharp attacks. Everyone 
can't just be living with this during sessions. What am I missing? Any help 
appreciated.

Sean McCoy
Oregon Sound Recording

Sean McCoy wrote:

> I was hoping this was a relic of my old, underpowered system, but is still 
> there with my new G5 setup as well. Is there any way to eliminate the loud, 
> obnoxious bursts of notes that happen when playback is started--but without 
> giving up note-chasing? This is a particular problem on piano tracks, where 
> many notes are often sustaining and are chased with sharp attacks. Everyone 
> can't just be living with this during sessions. What am I missing? Any help 
> appreciated.

I haven't looked at the "Chase Events" window lately, but does it give 
you the option of not chasing CC64?

Also, I find that particular problem is worse with unquantized tracks.

HTH.

Sean McCoy wrote:
> I was hoping this was a relic of my old, underpowered system, but is still
> there with my new G5 setup as well. Is there any way to eliminate the
loud,
> obnoxious bursts of notes that happen when playback is started--but
without
> giving up note-chasing? This is a particular problem on piano tracks,
where
> many notes are often sustaining and are chased with sharp attacks.
Everyone
> can't just be living with this during sessions. What am I missing? Any
help
> appreciated.

Your not missing anything.
Think about it: Either you want note events to be chased (in that case the
sustained notes just have to start along with the ones starting in place) or
you don't.
To play sustained/chased note at a level which would be reached by a natural
decay XYZ seconds after they started would mean that Logic had to know which
module you were using and then automatically adjust the velocity of the
chased notes following this information. Almost impossible IMO.

Regards,
Sascha

At 12:22 AM 08/20/2004, you wrote:
>Sean McCoy wrote:
> > I was hoping this was a relic of my old, underpowered system, but is still
> > there with my new G5 setup as well. Is there any way to eliminate the loud,
> > obnoxious bursts of notes that happen when playback is started--but without
> > giving up note-chasing? This is a particular problem on piano tracks, where
> > many notes are often sustaining and are chased with sharp attacks. Everyone
> > can't just be living with this during sessions. What am I missing? Any help
> > appreciated.
>
>Your not missing anything.
>Think about it: Either you want note events to be chased (in that case the
>sustained notes just have to start along with the ones starting in place) or
>you don't.
>To play sustained/chased note at a level which would be reached by a natural
>decay XYZ seconds after they started would mean that Logic had to know which
>module you were using and then automatically adjust the velocity of the
>chased notes following this information. Almost impossible IMO.
>
>Regards,
>Sascha


You're right, Sacha. Somewhat of a physical impossibility, isn't it? Since 
I do a lot of work using piano tracks as the basis, I think Sebastian's 
suggestion of freezing them makes the most sense. I'll make this part of my 
routine from now on. Thanks,

Sean