EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Hi,

Does anyone have exs instruments converted from the LM4 kits? I thought 
there used to be some posted in the files section?

Thx,
Russ

Russ Haynes wrote.

>
> Does anyone have exs instruments converted from the LM4 kits? I thought 
> there used to be some posted in the files section?


Yes I posted them on the EXS users group files area a while back but they seem
to be gone.

I have posted my latest revisions of the kits (fixed a few bugs and added a kit
or two) just now. The zip archive includes the Soul, RnB, Rock, Latin, Ambient,
Acid Jazz and Ballad kits.

I have a large set of sub-kits (eg Soul Hats) that I made by chopping up the
kits but now that EXS has multiple outs these are not really necessary. Let me
know if you think otherwise.

Regards,
Murray

> I have posted my latest revisions of the kits (fixed a few bugs and added a kit
> or two) just now. The zip archive includes the Soul, RnB, Rock, Latin, Ambient,
> Acid Jazz and Ballad kits.
> 
> Regards,
> Murray

Thanks for doing this Murray!  I just converted the "Basic" kit yesterday- what a lot of work doing 
it by hand!  How did you make yours?

Thx,
Russ

Russ wrote: 
>
> > I have posted my latest revisions of the kits (fixed a few bugs and added a
> kit
> > or two) just now. The zip archive includes the Soul, RnB, Rock, Latin,
> Ambient,
> > Acid Jazz and Ballad kits.
>
> Thanks for doing this Murray!  I just converted the "Basic" kit yesterday-
> what a lot of work doing 
> it by hand!  How did you make yours?



If you have done the Wizoo Basic XXL kit perhaps you could email it to me or
post it on the EXS users site. 

I made the first kit putting all the sections of the kits into groups and used
it as a template for the others but it was still pretty time consuming. The
quality of those naturalistic sounds is hard to beat. Having them in the EXS
meant I could split the kits up into sections (kick, snare, toms, hats cymbals)
and tweak EQ, compression and sends on each part. Separate compression sounds
dramatically better than processing the kit as a whole. 

Regards,
Murray