Re: How to filter out cc#64 to a group?

Dennis Burns <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.audio.emagic.exs
Message-ID <[email protected]>
> I was thinking about this, and I think the best way is to set up the
> envelopes of the chanter Group samples so the sustain pedal has no
> effect.
Nick - can you be more specific? I'm assuming you are suggesting  
doing this with the AMP ENV offset values?

> You could open two EXS and use the environment to create a new midi
> instrument, cable it's output two transformers (filtering out what
> you don't need) and then cable it to the two EXS isntruments.
>
Hans - I'd rather not require someone to load a new environment in  
order to do this. But it's a very good idea!

> You can also add a dummy zone, with a silent sample, to the group  
> to use as a
> mute.
Matt - Can you elaborate on how to do this a bit more?

Thanks!
Dennis


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