EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Bjorn Elfstrom wrote:
> Kind of funny/weird that Emagic AFAIK hasn't announced this huge thing.
> Firstly, streaming has been wished for for a long time. Secondly, this is
> AFAIK the first time that EXS-24 updating is done separately from Logic,
> which is a big conceptual change.

I think that originally the VSM functionality was reserved for 5.0 ugraders
only (the fact that it was only available through the webinstall at first
might prove that), but now they just couldn't get away with that (because
*some* persons complained big time about it ;-) and they also apparently
couldn't limit the useage of the DLL to 5.x.
Btw, for me this thing works way way WAY better than let's say HALions
streaming. Even with HALion 1.1 I still experience quite some crackles when
using large samples in streaming mode. With the VSM thing this is no deal at
all.

Regards,
Sascha

Sascha,

[Sascha wrote:]
> I think that originally the VSM functionality was reserved for 5.0
ugraders
> only (the fact that it was only available through the webinstall at first
> might prove that), but now they just couldn't get away with that (because
> *some* persons complained big time about it ;-) and they also apparently
> couldn't limit the useage of the DLL to 5.x.

Yes, I see what you mean.

> Btw, for me this thing works way way WAY better than let's say HALions
> streaming. Even with HALion 1.1 I still experience quite some crackles
when
> using large samples in streaming mode. With the VSM thing this is no deal
at
> all.

What did you do to get it to work? I placed the .dll in the same folder as
Logic, but since I've got 4.8.1 the 'General settings' referred to in the
Readme don't exist. From where should I activate the thing?

Actually, I don't know whether it worked for me or ;-)? I mean, I could load
the 256 mega Akai piano into my 256 megs computer, but I heard quite a lot
of crackling. How do I know it's doing its (e)magic?

Btw, from some reason lower registry sounds of the piano sent the
performance meter through the roof with not-so-nice distortion accompanying
it. Higher notes did not cause this behaviour. Hmm, my understanding of
physics stopped long before this phenomenon ;-).

rgds,

Bj\ufffdrn Elfstr\ufffdm

Bjorn Elfstrom wrote:
> What did you do to get it to work? I placed the .dll in the same folder as
> Logic, but since I've got 4.8.1 the 'General settings' referred to in the
> Readme don't exist. From where should I activate the thing?

Oho, seems we're having to do with some kinda HOAX here... as you might know
or might've guessed, I'm allready using 5.0 and of course the VSM thing
works in there. Maybe under 4.8 this only works on Macs?
Usually it should be acessable from the EXS's "Option" button, but well, as
said, if it's not there, it's not there...

Regards,
Sascha

hi,

you have to place it in the windows/system folder. you can read this 
at the download page.

axel

--- In exs-users@y..., "Sascha Franck" <saschafranck@s...> wrote:
> Bjorn Elfstrom wrote:
> > What did you do to get it to work? I placed the .dll in the same 
folder as
> > Logic, but since I've got 4.8.1 the 'General settings' referred 
to in the
> > Readme don't exist. From where should I activate the thing?
> 
> Oho, seems we're having to do with some kinda HOAX here... as you 
might know
> or might've guessed, I'm allready using 5.0 and of course the VSM 
thing
> works in there. Maybe under 4.8 this only works on Macs?
> Usually it should be acessable from the EXS's "Option" button, but 
well, as

> said, if it's not there, it's not there...
> 
> Regards,
> Sascha

axel,

----- Original Message -----
From: "axl_zet" <XL@...>

> you have to place it in the windows/system folder. you can read this
> at the download page.

OK, will try. according to the readme it was supposed to go into the same
folder as Logic...

rgds,

Bj\ufffdrn Elfstr\ufffdm

> you have to place it in the windows/system folder. you can read this 
> at the download page.
 
Doesn't help over here.
With 5.0 it's fine if you place it in the Logic folder only.

Regards,
Sascha