EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Hi,

I asked this a few days ago but there was no reply - perhaps I didn't explain my problem well.

Editing loop points in the sample editor (pressing the "E" button in the zone window) worked 
for me a few days ago and never again. I can drag the LS and LE bars around in the sample 
window but their position is not updated in the zone window - the loop points remain the 
values that I typed in as numbers in the zone window.

Just what am I overlooking? Please advice...

Cheers

On Jan ,10, 2006, at 6:05 AM, jurgenfrenz wrote:

> Editing loop points in the sample editor (pressing the "E" button in 
> the zone window) worked
> for me a few days ago and never again. I can drag the LS and LE bars 
> around in the sample
> window but their position is not updated in the zone window - the loop 
> points remain the
> values that I typed in as numbers in the zone window.
>
> Just what am I overlooking? Please advice...

You probably have to actually save and reload the instrument in order 
for the newly edited loop parameters to be recognized.


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Eli Krantzberg
http://www.nightshiftorchestra.com
Almat Productions

Eli Krantzberg wrote:
> On Jan ,10, 2006, at 6:05 AM, jurgenfrenz wrote:
> 
>> Editing loop points in the sample editor (pressing the "E" button in 
>> the zone window) worked
>> for me a few days ago and never again. I can drag the LS and LE bars 
>> around in the sample
>> window but their position is not updated in the zone window - the loop 
>> points remain the
>> values that I typed in as numbers in the zone window.
>>
>> Just what am I overlooking? Please advice...
> 
> You probably have to actually save and reload the instrument in order 
> for the newly edited loop parameters to be recognized.


I find that moving the LS and LE pointers updates the zone window info 
immediately.

-- 
Pete Thomas
www.petethomas.co.uk
- Free Logic Icons, Environments and EXS Instruments

On Jan ,10, 2006, at 10:43 AM, Pete Thomas wrote:



>>> I can drag the LS and LE bars
>>> around in the sample
>>> window but their position is not updated in the zone window
>>
>> You probably have to actually save and reload the instrument in order
>> for the newly edited loop parameters to be recognized.
>
>
> I find that moving the LS and LE pointers updates the zone window info
> immediately.


I'll take your word for it; I haven't tried it myself. Well, that rules 
out that possibility then .......


--------
Eli Krantzberg
http://www.nightshiftorchestra.com
Almat Productions

Hi,

thank you very much for your comments.

I loaded MANY different instruments form the lib and
it works without problems. But it still does not work
with my own samples! What a drag... When I reload the
instrument the samples with their (rather bad) loop
points reolad, so there is no problem as with file
locations etc.
If any of you has time to ponder over it I could
upload the instrument with just one sample nto the
group folders. 
I can only think of "wrong" file loactions, I mean the
sample is not there where both EXS and the sample
editor expect it to be. But I wouldn't know how to
heal such a mistake.

Would you have suggestions what I may try? I know,
erase the instrument, rename the samples and start
form scratch :-) I would like to do that right now,
I'd like to understand..

Cheers, best wishes from China
Jurgen

Hi,

thanks for all your comments. Saving and reopening
didn't improve the situation... So I just erased the
instrument and started from scratch. Which was not a
big job because there were just 7 samples. And
everything was working the way it should. Don't ask
why :-) and all I really care about that it works.

Thanks again
Jurgen from Beijing/China