EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Thanks!
 
    -smeet

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From: dp9119 [mailto:dp19@...]
Sent: Friday, April 11, 2003 11:24 AM
To: exs-users@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [EXS] Re: EXS Editing sux


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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I'm glad you stated this for the sake of the list, but I'm still pining for
drag and drop / rubber band support in the visual window. It's a real hassle
not having that as well as global control over other elements. You know what
would be splendid? Some command that assigned each key with its respective
matching root note for all sing-note samples in the kit. What a time-saver
that would be! There are many other areas that could bear improvement, but
that would sure help. -Jer

> You can  rubber band or shift -click multiple zones or groups in
> the lower part of the editor.




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Jer Olsen wrote: 

>
>  You know what
> would be splendid? Some command that assigned each key with its respective
> matching root note for all sing-note samples in the kit. What a time-saver
> that would be! There are many other areas that could bear improvement, but
> that would sure help. -Jer


I am not 100% sure what you have in mind here but if you want to import a bunch
of samples  and have every sample  automatically assigned to a single note with
that note as the root note, your prayers have been answered: try "Zone/load
multiple samples" and pick the  "drums" or "chromatic" options. 

Regards,
Murray

Already know that. What I mean is... I've got a bunch of samples that have
been pulled in but their keynotes are all screwed up (not drums mind you). I
want to assign the sample keynote to be the same as the key it is on, and I
want to do this for multiple samples at once. A pipedream I know and
certainly not as important as other pressing issues.

> Jer Olsen wrote: 
> 
>> 
>>  You know what
>> would be splendid? Some command that assigned each key with its respective
>> matching root note for all sing-note samples in the kit. What a time-saver
>> that would be! There are many other areas that could bear improvement, but
>> that would sure help. -Jer
> 
> 
> I am not 100% sure what you have in mind here but if you want to import a
> bunch
> of samples  and have every sample  automatically assigned to a single note
> with
> that note as the root note, your prayers have been answered: try "Zone/load
> multiple samples" and pick the  "drums" or "chromatic" options.
> 
> Regards,
> Murray

At 01:03 AM 4/13/03 -0400, you wrote: 
>
> Already know that. What I mean is... I've got a bunch of samples that have
> been pulled in but their keynotes are all screwed up (not drums mind you). I
> want to assign the sample keynote to be the same as the key it is on, and I
> want to do this for multiple samples at once. A pipedream I know and
> certainly not as important as other pressing issues.


OK -- I get you. It would be nice if you could just select a zone and, using a
key command perhaps, hit the appropriate note(s) on your midi controller or on
the editor's keyboard to assign a keynote or the keyrange to the selected zone.
This has been suggested here since the EXS24 first came out getting on for 3
years ago. 

Regards,
M

--- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, Jer Olsen <HELP@M...> wrote:
> Already know that. What I mean is... I've got a bunch of samples that have
> been pulled in but their keynotes are all screwed up (not drums mind you). I
> want to assign the sample keynote to be the same as the key it is on, and I
> want to do this for multiple samples at once. A pipedream I know and
> certainly not as important as other pressing issues.
> 

Well, not so impossible, the NN-XT sampler in Reason 2.0 can do it.

Peter

Grrrrr. Interesting.

>> Already know that. What I mean is... I've got a bunch of samples that have
>> been pulled in but their keynotes are all screwed up (not drums mind you). I
>> want to assign the sample keynote to be the same as the key it is on, and I
>> want to do this for multiple samples at once. A pipedream I know and
>> certainly not as important as other pressing issues.
>> 
> 
> Well, not so impossible, the NN-XT sampler in Reason 2.0 can do it.
> 
> Peter

--- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, Jer Olsen <HELP@M...> 
wrote:

I think a cool way to implement this is to be able to select the 
Load Multiple Samples option and then manually arrange the 
order that you'd like the samples to be keymapped - instead of 
alphabetically or by keynote. For example, if you load a bunch of 
tunes into iTunes and want to burn a CD, you can manually 
arrange the sond order. This would be ideal for loading vocal 
samples and for drum mapping samples from different folders.

-Matt

> 
I've got a bunch of samples that have been pulled in but their 
keynotes are all screwed up (not drums mind you). I want to 
assign the sample keynote to be the same as the key it is on, 
and I want to do this for multiple samples at once. A pipedream I 
know and certainly not as important as other pressing issues.
> >> 
> > 
> > Well, not so impossible, the NN-XT sampler in Reason 2.0 
can do it.
> > 
> > Peter

I couldn't agree more. In fact, the chromatic import for OSX is worse than
in OS9. -Jer

> I think a cool way to implement this is to be able to select the
> Load Multiple Samples option and then manually arrange the
> order that you'd like the samples to be keymapped - instead of
> alphabetically or by keynote. For example, if you load a bunch of
> tunes into iTunes and want to burn a CD, you can manually
> arrange the sond order. This would be ideal for loading vocal
> samples and for drum mapping samples from different folders.