EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

I downloaded the NS drums EXS instruments somebody (thanks!) put up on
the site, and I noticed that all the zones in the multi-out version were
going
to the main outs. I decided to change them. The only ways I could figure
out to do it were:
 
   1) Open each zone individually and set its output.
   2) Create some groups, then open each zone individually and set its
group.
 
I chose option 2, and my clicking finger hurt afterwards! Is there a better
way
to do this?  There are a LOT of samples in that instrument! I mean come on,
shouldn't I be able to select a bunch of zones and set parameters for all
of them at once?
 
Thanks, smeet
 


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Yes, please Emagic give us rubber band selection of samples!
Clicking on each individual sample is ridiculous.

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>Message: 7
>    Date: Wed, 9 Apr 2003 17:44:30 -0700
>    From: Sumit Das <smeet@...>
>Subject: EXS Editing sux
>
>I downloaded the NS drums EXS instruments somebody (thanks!) put up on
>the site, and I noticed that all the zones in the multi-out version were
>going
>to the main outs. I decided to change them. The only ways I could figure
>out to do it were:
>
>    1) Open each zone individually and set its output.
>    2) Create some groups, then open each zone individually and set its
>group.
>
>I chose option 2, and my clicking finger hurt afterwards! Is there a better
>way
>to do this?  There are a LOT of samples in that instrument! I mean come on,
>shouldn't I be able to select a bunch of zones and set parameters for all
>of them at once?
>
>Thanks, smeet
>
>
>
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>
>
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YYYYYYYEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS (no this is not an Herbal Essences
commercial)!!!!!!!!!!!!

We need this badly as well as global control over all attributes! -Jer

> Yes, please Emagic give us rubber band selection of samples!
> Clicking on each individual sample is ridiculous.




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You can  rubber band or shift -click multiple zones or groups in 
the lower part of the editor.
You can assign  multiple selected zones to a group by holding  
option and choosing the group  in  one of the selected zones

I wish the option trick worked for ALL functions though...not just 
some ...like the checkboxes.


Danny


--- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, Sumit Das <smeet@i...> 
wrote:
> I downloaded the NS drums EXS instruments somebody 
(thanks!) put up on
> the site, and I noticed that all the zones in the multi-out version 
were
> going
> to the main outs. I decided to change them. The only ways I 
could figure
> out to do it were:
>  
>    1) Open each zone individually and set its output.
>    2) Create some groups, then open each zone individually 
and set its
> group.
>  
> I chose option 2, and my clicking finger hurt afterwards! Is there 
a better
> way
> to do this?  There are a LOT of samples in that instrument! I 
mean come on,
> shouldn't I be able to select a bunch of zones and set 
parameters for all

> of them at once?
>  
> Thanks, smeet
>  
> 
> 
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