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simple sampler feature help!!!

simple sampler feature help!!!

2001-07-23 by logicplatinum@yahoo.com

Hi 

The studio that I go to has lost their ESX24 manual they have 
requested a replacement but I am in there this weekend and i'm need 
to know how to do one thing All I want to do is take a sample of a 
synth recorded on C3 or C1 and map it across the keyboard so I can 
play it like a normal synth, sorry to ask about such a basic thing. 
I'm sure it is obvious once I am in there but I just like to know 
before I go than waste a load of time once I'm in there OR does 
anyone know of a pdf manual which i can download ? 

Thanks in advance

Re: [exs] simple sampler feature help!!!

2001-07-23 by Murray McDowall

At 08:21 AM 23/07/01 +0000, you wrote:
>Hi 
>
>The studio that I go to has lost their ESX24 manual they have 
>requested a replacement but I am in there this weekend and i'm need 
>to know how to do one thing All I want to do is take a sample of a 
>synth recorded on C3 or C1 and map it across the keyboard so I can 
>play it like a normal synth, sorry to ask about such a basic thing. 
>I'm sure it is obvious once I am in there but I just like to know 
>before I go than waste a load of time once I'm in there OR does 
>anyone know of a pdf manual which i can download ? 

I suspect that people on this list find your story implausible.  
I don't care one way or the other.

Doing what you asked will be easy if you open the instrument editor 
-- select "new instrument" and add a new zone -- the file for that zone can
be any file you want. Set the parameters for the zone and save the
instrument. Select the instrument you just made from the list of
instruments and you can play it on the keyboard.

Have fun.

;-)

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