Thank You very much! --- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@k...> wrote: > On a fine day, 28-03-2003, boston_et wrote: > > >Hi - I have some Logic 4.8 recordings that I would like to update. > >Since I have done the recordings, I bought the EXS24 and want to > >change the drum track to use the sampler instead of my keyboard. Is > >there a way to route what I already have on midi ch10 to the EXS24? > >I would also like to have the bass drum and snare on their own > >tracks. thanks for the help > > Just assign the midi track to an EXS instance instead of some > external machine. I.e. insert the EXS in e.g the "Audio Instr 1" > channel strip. Then assign the Arrange track to "Audio Instr 1". > Very straightforward really. > > If you want to process base & snare separately you can either use the > multi-out version of the EXS (needs LA5.2+, if I remember correctly), > or use separate tracks indeed. > > For multi-out use, insert the EXS as a multi-instrument instead of a > stereo instrument. Change the instrument definition in the EXS > instrument editor to route different instruments to different outputs > -- like snare to out3-4 and base to out5-6. Then set up 2 Aux > objects, and pick those EXS outputs as their input. EXS outputs 1- 2 > will "come out of" the regular EXS channel strip. Outs 3-4 and 5-6 > will come out of the 2 Auxes. > > If you want to use separate tracks, just load 2 more EXS's with the > same instrument in e.g. Audio Instr 2&3 and assign those to two > Arrange tracks. Copy the EXS drum-sequence and paste it twice on the > two new tracks. Now delete anything you don't need from the 3 sets > of sequences, or, if you have a recent LA version, use the mute- tool > in the Matrix editor to mute the redundant notes. > > -- > Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@...> > Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com