From: Gregory Anderson <ggaslp@...>: >> Multitimbrality (the ability to respond to different midi channels >> independently) is not the same as having multiple outputs. > >But that's exactly what I am doing with my EXSP. Are you saying the the >EXSP IS multi-timbral and the EXS is NOT? Greg, I beieve that is correct, the EXSP responds over a 16 channels with different sample sets loaded for each channel, along with multiple outputs. A single instance of the EXSP packs a lot of wallop! H

> From: Gregory Anderson <ggaslp@...>: > >> Multitimbrality (the ability to respond to different midi channels > >> independently) is not the same as having multiple outputs. > > > >But that's exactly what I am doing with my EXSP. Are you saying the the > >EXSP IS multi-timbral and the EXS is NOT? Howard Wooten: > Greg, I beieve that is correct, the EXSP responds over a 16 channels with > different sample sets loaded for each channel, along with multiple outputs. > > A single instance of the EXSP packs a lot of wallop! So it seems that the EXSP is multitimbral and the EXS is not. A (more expensive) solution might be to install EXSP to work alongside the EXS within Logic so as to have access to both. I would imagine this is possible as the EXSP is a VSTi. I am surprised this hasn't been unearthed previously if it is indeed true Weird Tony Perretta