Re: EXS multi-tracking

"Matthew" <ustad_riley-FFYn/[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.audio.emagic.exs
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Excuse me if I misinterpret your question...

If you open the editor of your drum sample (far right top of the
sampler) you will see it is broken into groops. The groups are on the
left.

Open a group and you will see channel outputs for them near the
bottom. I cannot recall if you can change the midi, sorry but I am
betting you can. To use this as multichannel you must load it into
your channel strip from the multi instrument drop down.

You can isolate samples or group them together, send them to different
mixing channels, sends, buses etc. I send them to aux channels and
then group them accordingly in the mixing environment for more control.

I hope that helps a little. I am pretty green  but I like to do this
with a jazz drum kit I have for the EXS.If there were a way to post my
autoload song I could just send you that to look at. I've got it all
set up for Kontakt and the EXS for multi channel output.

Good luck






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