EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

I've been working with Logic Audio Pro, but I'm new to the exs24. I'm 
looking to set up a drum kit with individual audio tracks for each of 
the samples. It's my understanding that if I wanna put different 
eq's & effects on a kick, a snare, a hi-hat, or a cowbell, that I
need 
to set up 4 different instrument tracks and insert an exs24 instance 
in each of the instrument tracks.

What if I wanna have 8 different samples belonging to one kit, and 
all 8 samples on audio tracks of their own for seperate monitoring
and 
effects? Is there any way of getting around opening up 8 instances of 
the exs24 all containing the same kit??? 
 Something tells me that there 
should be a way of opening ONE instrument track with 1 inserted 
exs24-intance and somehow routing the 8 different samples to 
8 audio tracks of their own.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Tayron

"tayron777" <tayron777@y...> wrote:

> Is there any way of getting around opening up 8 instances of 
> the exs24 all containing the same kit??? 
>  Something tells me that there  should be a way of opening ONE 
> instrument track with 1 inserted  exs24-intance and somehow 
> routing the 8 different samples to  8 audio tracks of their own.

This is explained in the FAQ, specifically:

http://logicfaq.omega-art.com/html/faq18.htm#18

On a fine day, 03-07-2004, tayron777 wrote:

>I've been working with Logic Audio Pro, but I'm new to the exs24. I'm
>looking to set up a drum kit with individual audio tracks for each of
>the samples. It's my understanding that if I wanna put different
>eq's & effects on a kick, a snare, a hi-hat, or a cowbell, that I
>need to set up 4 different instrument tracks and insert an exs24 instance
>in each of the instrument tracks.

Not necessarily.  You could also use the multi-output feature of the 
EXS: have one instance and route different samples to different 
outputs (in the instrument editor), which in the environment/mixer 
are then dealt with by auxes.  This is explained here:
http://logicfaq.omega-art.com/html/faq18.htm#16

>What if I wanna have 8 different samples belonging to one kit, and
>all 8 samples on audio tracks of their own for seperate monitoring
>and effects?

If I understand your question correctly, the same answer applies: use 
multi-outs.

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