EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Anyone notice the squigly line between the cutoff and resonance knobs 
in the EXS (both mkI and mkII)?  It's a kind of joystick: vertical 
movement = cutoff, horizontal = resonance.  Silly, but I never 
noticed it before...  Just thought someone might be interested...



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Hendrik Jan Veenstra  <h@...>
Omega Art: http://www.ision.nl/users/h/index.html

Hendrik Jan Veenstra [mailto:h@...] :
>Anyone notice the squigly line between the cutoff and resonance knobs 
>in the EXS (both mkI and mkII)?  

Saw the hieroglyph too, put my finger on it but no stone would reveal a
secret place. It takes a real explorer to read the signs properly ;-)

Herbert Boland
www.zeppelin.demon.nl
www.mp3.com/ztudio_zeppelin

Yes
 
If you click and hold there you control both at once
 
j

-----Original Message-----
From: Herbert Boland [mailto:yahoo@...]
Sent: 25 November 2002 20:46
To: exs-users@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [exs] [LUG] [GEN] EXS: squigly line between cutoff and res


Hendrik Jan Veenstra [mailto:h@...] :
>Anyone notice the squigly line between the cutoff and resonance knobs 
>in the EXS (both mkI and mkII)?  

Saw the hieroglyph too, put my finger on it but no stone would reveal a
secret place. It takes a real explorer to read the signs properly ;-)

Herbert Boland
www.zeppelin.demon.nl
www.mp3.com/ztudio_zeppelin








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Hi all

The hieroglyph-meaning is revealed in the manual, I was browsing 
through it yesterday and bingo! It´s meant for simultaneous control 
of both knobs when click-holding with the mouse (Cutoff &reso), when 
you move your mouse sideways the other moves and when up&down the 
other one. And yes, to move both together click hold in the 1:30 
direction for example.
Where could I possibly use this is another thing? Any ideas?

it sure is a grey and miserable looking outside here in Finland,
waiting for the sunshine.......

J. Lampela


--- In exs-users@y..., "Herbert Boland" <yahoo@z...> wrote:
> Hendrik Jan Veenstra [mailto:h@...] :
> >Anyone notice the squigly line between the cutoff and resonance 
knobs 
> >in the EXS (both mkI and mkII)?  
> 
> Saw the hieroglyph too, put my finger on it but no stone would 
reveal a
> secret place. It takes a real explorer to read the signs properly ;-
)

> 
> Herbert Boland
> www.zeppelin.demon.nl
> www.mp3.com/ztudio_zeppelin

kampenius wrote:
> The hieroglyph-meaning is revealed in the manual, I was browsing
> through it yesterday and bingo! It\ufffds meant for simultaneous control
> of both knobs when click-holding with the mouse (Cutoff &reso), when
> you move your mouse sideways the other moves and when up&down the
> other one. And yes, to move both together click hold in the 1:30
> direction for example.
> Where could I possibly use this is another thing? Any ideas?

Yes, it's defenitely mentioned in the manual - I think it'd make the most
sense in an automation context, especially if you got no external MIDI
controller.

> it sure is a grey and miserable looking outside here in Finland,
> waiting for the sunshine.......

Erm - waiting here too, guess we'll have to wait for some more months. No
real winter either (and nothing like that to expect), just grey, wet and
close above 0\ufffdC.
Uhm, and all that without any holidays in the sun (this year that is).

Sascha

Say hi to my sister if you should run into her (kidding). She's visiting
from the US. -Jer

> From: "kampenius" <jussi.lampela@...>
> Reply-To: exs-users@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Tue, 26 Nov 2002 10:10:54 -0000
> To: exs-users@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [exs] [LUG] [GEN] EXS: squigly line between cutoff and res
> 
> it sure is a grey and miserable looking outside here in Finland,
> waiting for the sunshine.......
> 
> J. Lampela