EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

> I recently definitely turned to G5 (Dual 2.0 , 2.5 GB Ram) and OSX 
> (10.3), with Logic
> Pro.
> I was using a Multi-EXS Drumset Program, and when I turned my separate 
> outs to relative
> aux, something strange happened... When the Drum's track is selected, 
> all appears
> normal, but when I select another track... Ouch!  All the instruments 
> on Aux sounds like
> when your audio clock is completely out, and the sound is bit-crushed. 
> Also, the time
> response of the samples is a little bit up, anticipating the beat...

I get this as well. I also have a G5 (Dual 1.8ghz, 1gb), hooked up to 
an 828mkII (128sample buffer). Hopefully this will be fixed in Logic 
7...

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--- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, Nick Shim (Lists) <lists@d...> wrote:
> > I recently definitely turned to G5 (Dual 2.0 , 2.5 GB Ram) and OSX 
> > (10.3), with Logic
> > Pro.
> > I was using a Multi-EXS Drumset Program, and when I turned my separate 
> > outs to relative
> > aux, something strange happened... When the Drum's track is selected, 
> > all appears
> > normal, but when I select another track... Ouch!  All the instruments 
> > on Aux sounds like
> > when your audio clock is completely out, and the sound is bit-crushed. 
> > Also, the time
> > response of the samples is a little bit up, anticipating the beat...
> 
> I get this as well. I also have a G5 (Dual 1.8ghz, 1gb), hooked up to 
> an 828mkII (128sample buffer). Hopefully this will be fixed in Logic 7...


I found a solution, reducing the problem of 90%: Activating EXS's Virtual Memory, putting 
the Disk Speed to "Slow" and the Hard Disk Recording Activity to "Extensive".

Let me know if it works for you.

Ciao,

Danilo