EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Hi group

Just wondering if I can have the chromatic automapping begin from another
note than the default C1. Alternatively, can I move a bunch of
samples/keygroups up or down the keyboard at the same time?

Thanks
Brio

On Oct 10, 2004, at 17:26, Brio Taliaferro wrote:

> Just wondering if I can have the chromatic automapping begin from 
> another
> note than the default C1. Alternatively, can I move a bunch of
> samples/keygroups up or down the keyboard at the same time?

You can move selected samples with [shift] and the left/right arrows. 
[command]-a works either so you can quickly move all samples at once.

If you import multiple zones they are selected when they come in and 
you can instantly move them to another starting point or out of the way 
if you have other samples here.


Peter Ostry

On a fine day, 10-10-2004, Peter Ostry wrote:

>On Oct 10, 2004, at 17:26, Brio Taliaferro wrote:
>
>>  Just wondering if I can have the chromatic automapping begin from
>>  another
>>  note than the default C1. Alternatively, can I move a bunch of
>>  samples/keygroups up or down the keyboard at the same time?
>
>You can move selected samples with [shift] and the left/right arrows.
>[command]-a works either so you can quickly move all samples at once.

These are custom key-commands -- you probably assigned those ages 
ago, but they won't work for most people.
What you have to do is: open the Key Commands window and go to the 
EXS section.  There you'll find commands named something like "shift 
selected zones right/left (inc. root note)".  Assign key commands to 
those two.  Then in the EXS instrument editor select all zones you 
want to move and use the key command to shoft the whole bunch up or 
down.

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Hendrik Jan Veenstra   h @ k n o w a r e . n l
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On Oct 11, 2004, at 08:59, Hendrik Jan Veenstra wrote:

>> You can move selected samples with [shift] and the left/right arrows.
>> [command]-a works either so you can quickly move all samples at once.
>
> These are custom key-commands -- you probably assigned those ages
> ago, but they won't work for most people.
> What you have to do is: open the Key Commands window and go to the
> EXS section.  There you'll find commands named something like "shift
> selected zones right/left (inc. root note)".  Assign key commands to
> those two...

Is it? I can only remember that I spent many hours with moving zones by 
adjusting the start/end parameters until I accdidently hit shift/arrow 
keys. Now I checked that in key commands and found those assignments. 
And more - for example shift-control-arrow to move the root also - I'm 
sure I have never been there because I am still shifting the root in 
the param box...

Anyway, probably the assignments are in some key command presets which 
I changed about three times last month and zone moving worked 
everytime. At least I know now how to move zone+root :)

Peter Ostry