Does the exs24 accept any of the giga library? -terry M. H.

> Does the exs24 accept any of the giga library? > > -terry M. H. Hey Terry, Go to the EXS24 window and at the top right corner of the window is "options". Click on that and in there should be an "giga convert". I haven't done a giga convert myself yet but I think it's reasonably straight forward after that. I believe that you have to have the giga stuff in the right file in the main Logic audio window. I'm not much help after that but to answer you question, yes, it does accept giga. simon

>Does the exs24 accept any of the giga library? > >-terry M. H. Yes, EXS24 will import Giga files, generally well and surprisingly fast. It won't import .art updates, however, and complex switching, crossfading, etc. in the Giga programs that are beyond EXS24's capabilities make some programs problematic.

> Does the exs24 accept any of the giga library? > Yes. Put the gigs files in a folder, put the folder in your sampler instrument folder, launch Logic, open exs, and load file. Logic will convert the file to exs format. George -- My home and Logic Tips: http://www.utopiaparkwaymusic.com/ "Reet too tee too tee too tee too tee too teeeeeee" Frank Zappa "All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them." - Walt Disney (1901-1966)

> Does the exs24 accept any of the giga library? > > -terry M. H. Yes, the EXS24 converts Giga instruments to EXS very nicely. I just got the Sam (French) Horns for Giga, converted them with the EXS conversion dropdown menu, and they work great. JR

Check it out. This looks awsome! I believe it supports audio units too. http://www.tc-works.com/home/content/en/Welcome/render_top ...Alex

On Thu, 2003-03-06 at 02:58, xtreammusic wrote: > Check it out. This looks awsome! I believe it supports audio units too. > > http://www.tc-works.com/home/content/en/Welcome/render_top > I know firewire is fast, but what about latency? If you suffer from latency with the card inside the box, what will it be like on the end of a firewire connection? Andy

Andrew Ebling <andyebling@...> writes: >I know firewire is fast, but what about latency? If you >suffer from latency with the card inside the box, what >will it be like on the end of a firewire connection? The latency has to do with processing time, not with any physical distance the signal has to travel to. For example, the "latency" on a 50m microphone cable is virtually unmeasurable. f-erenc szabo, smarty pants Z+E+R+O+B+E+A+T "NOW POWERED BY THE MIRACLE OF THE TRANSISTOR!"