EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

hi,

i've been using an apple pro keyboard with my powerbook which 
has the "+" and "-" keys on the extended numerical keypad (the 
group of keys on the right, whatever technical term that enjoys;). 
when i have an exs onscreen these keys affect whatever control 
the mouse was last used on provided it was an on/off button - 
unison, edit, fat, etc. is this a hot key? i've been into key 
commands and they're not assigned (indeed, while in key 
commands the "+" and "-" do strange things in there too).

anyone shed some light? particularly if there's a way to turn this 
off please...

cheers.

andy.

This came up once before when I tried to assign key commands to these keys.
Logic does override them with something. They can't be reassigned for
personal use. Bummer. -Jer

> anyone shed some light? particularly if there's a way to turn this
> off please...

> > anyone shed some light? particularly if there's a way to turn this
> > off please...

It's hard wired into Logic. It's not just for the EXS either. It's designed for "the most recent" active increment/decrement sliding value control used. Very useful in my experience. If you want to assign the +/- keys, just add one or more modifiers with them.


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Eli Krantzberg
Nightshift Orchestra / Almat Productions
http://www.nightshiftorchestra.com

--- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, Eli Krantzberg <elik@c...> 
wrote:

> It's hard wired into Logic. It's not just for the EXS either. It's 
designed for "the most recent" active increment/decrement 
sliding value control used. 

ah, thanks eli, it makes sense to me too now ;) 

i guess i'll live with occasionally having the editor appear like 
some unwanted and dubious lady from my dim and distant 
past...

andy.