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2003-01-11 by Thomas Hansen Skarbye <thomas@scarbee.co
Hi, There seem to be a limit of 32 layers? Is this really true? If I take a zone and repeat that 32 times, then number 33 will be on top of number 1. Any clues? Thomas
2003-01-11 by Murray McDowall
At 02:49 PM 1/11/03 +0000, you wrote: > > Hi, > > There seem to be a limit of 32 layers? > > Is this really true? > > If I take a zone and repeat that 32 times, then number 33 will be on > top of number 1. Any clues? Hi Thomas, This was happening to me when I was trying to build some large instruments (ahem) recently -- eg paste in too many zones/groups and they superimpose graphically and don't seem to work properly in other ways. The exact limitations of the EXS24 Mk II have not been spelled out and no-one involved with its development has posted here for a couple of years as far as I can remember. EXS is still a great sampler -- just wish they took a bit better care communicating about it. Also the limitations of the cross-fading model [only one kind of fading (other samplers can crossfade over a range of notes so that there is no sharp transition between zones) , no velocity switching and crossfading simultaneously) are a little bit astounding given that they have been coming for such a long time. Perhaps backward compatability was the issue here. Regards, Murray
2003-01-11 by S C A R B E E
Yeah it goes bananas! And I'm only into 1/8 of the basic programming. Just shows how powerful Giga is. (converting my bass lib) It looks as it can't be done...
----- Original Message -----
From: Murray McDowall
To: exs-users@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, January 11, 2003 4:34 PM
Subject: Re: [exs] EXS24 mk II: Only 32 layers?
At 02:49 PM 1/11/03 +0000, you wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> There seem to be a limit of 32 layers?
>
> Is this really true?
>
> If I take a zone and repeat that 32 times, then number 33 will be on
> top of number 1. Any clues?
Hi Thomas,
This was happening to me when I was trying to build some large instruments
(ahem) recently -- eg paste in too many zones/groups and they superimpose
graphically and don't seem to work properly in other ways.
The exact limitations of the EXS24 Mk II have not been spelled out and no-one
involved with its development has posted here for a couple of years as far as I
can remember. EXS is still a great sampler -- just wish they took a bit better
care communicating about it. Also the limitations of the cross-fading model
[only one kind of fading (other samplers can crossfade over a range of notes so
that there is no sharp transition between zones) , no velocity switching and
crossfading simultaneously) are a little bit astounding given that they have
been coming for such a long time.
Perhaps backward compatability was the issue here.
Regards,
Murray
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