Re: EXS 24 Single Programs To Multi's

"mt100uk" <[email protected]>
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--- In [email protected], "Bob" <forums@...> wrote:
>
> Message posted by Bob <code__blue@...>:
> 
> I am in the process of moving some of my hardware sample libraries over to
> the EXS 24. On my hardware sampler I had for example 4 different programs
> all assigned to the same midi channel so it would have the effect of being a
> multi instrument as each instrument is split across the keys where the other
> one ends.
> Now that I have converterted to the EXS24 I would have to have 4 EXS24's up
> to get the same effect. Is there a way that I could work from one "keyboard
> so to speak" so I wouldn't have to switch between 1-4? Or is there a easy
> way to Group EX24 programs together without having to go thru the whole
> mapping everything out again. A merge function?
> Cheers
> Bob

Hi Bob
This is where the environment steps in...
The easiest way is to use 4 exs24s, create a midi instrument and connect it to a chain of 
three transformers, with these you can split different keys to different exs24s (by note.) 
Midi Instrument connects to transformer A which splits the midi note (say <= X) the top 
output goes to an exs24 (1) and the other to another transformer (B) which splits again 
(say <= Y) again one output goes to an exs24 (2) and the other to another transformer (C) 
which splits (say <= Z) and send each output to an exs24 (3&4), this should give you;

EXS24 1 <= X < EXS24 2 <= Y <  EXS24 3 <= Z < EXS24 4

This will give you your keyboard splits. I know this may seem convoluted but you only 
need do it once, you can save a default template in your autoload and adjust it according 
to your needs when required. There is a lot of other things you can do in this way and 
create complex velocity, note and mod wheel splits accross various instrument plugins.

Hope this helps, Mike
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