EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Hi folks,

I don't know if that was mentioned allready (or if everybody knows about it
anyways), but I allways found it hard to go through all my EXS patches by
clicking and scrolling through my (sub)folders.

What I do instead very often is the following:
- Select a patch as a starting point.
- Switch to "Control" mode (btw, did you know that on Windows a rightclick
on the "Control/Editor" button will switch pretty much faster?).
- Select the "Instrument" pulldown once (just doing a short click on the one
allready showing up there is enough to "activate" it).
- Use my "+" and "-" buttons to scroll through my instruments.

Btw, that's a common thing for many of Logics functions, the last selected
value reacting to +/- (prg. change, Q-value etc.).

Regards,
Sascha

handy info indeed, thanks. now I was wondering if there is a similar
approach to making program changes in the arrange (ie. by using key
commands). I know it's slightly OT but I haven't found this one yet..

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  -----Original Message-----
  From: Sascha Franck [mailto:saschafranck@...]
  Sent: dinsdag 13 november 2001 10:25
  To: exs-users@yahoogroups.com
  Subject: [exs] Small Tip: +/- Inst. Scrolling


  Hi folks,

  I don't know if that was mentioned allready (or if everybody knows about
it
  anyways), but I allways found it hard to go through all my EXS patches by
  clicking and scrolling through my (sub)folders.

  What I do instead very often is the following:
  - Select a patch as a starting point.
  - Switch to "Control" mode (btw, did you know that on Windows a rightclick
  on the "Control/Editor" button will switch pretty much faster?).
  - Select the "Instrument" pulldown once (just doing a short click on the
one
  allready showing up there is enough to "activate" it).
  - Use my "+" and "-" buttons to scroll through my instruments.

  Btw, that's a common thing for many of Logics functions, the last selected
  value reacting to +/- (prg. change, Q-value etc.).

  Regards,
  Sascha


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I would _really_ give this my "Best tip of the year" vote :)
Thanx a lot Sasha.

--
Arvid Solvang
http://www.viagram.no/

> anyways), but I allways found it hard to go through all my EXS patches by
> clicking and scrolling through my (sub)folders.
>
> What I do instead very often is the following:
> - Select a patch as a starting point.
> - Switch to "Control" mode (btw, did you know that on Windows a rightclick
> on the "Control/Editor" button will switch pretty much faster?).
>   - Select the "Instrument" pulldown once (just doing a short click on the
one

> allready showing up there is enough to "activate" it).
> - Use my "+" and "-" buttons to scroll through my instruments.

> Btw, that's a common thing for many of Logics functions, the last selected
> value reacting to +/- (prg. change, Q-value etc.).

> Regards,
> Sascha

Hi Sascha,

Bummer - it doesn't work on a Mac! The EXS24 opens in a float window 
and the +/- buttons don't "see" floats.
Any other Mac users care to figure out the equivalent?

Regards - Colin

Sascha wrote:

>- Select a patch as a starting point.
>- Switch to "Control" mode (btw, did you know that on Windows a rightclick
>on the "Control/Editor" button will switch pretty much faster?).
>- Select the "Instrument" pulldown once (just doing a short click on the one
>allready showing up there is enough to "activate" it).
>- Use my "+" and "-" buttons to scroll through my instruments.
>
>Btw, that's a common thing for many of Logics functions, the last selected
>value reacting to +/- (prg. change, Q-value etc.).

Colin Shapiro wrote:

>
> Bummer - it doesn't work on a Mac! The EXS24 opens in a float window
> and the +/- buttons don't "see" floats.
> Any other Mac users care to figure out the equivalent?

I have no euqivalent functionality to offer, but I can confirm that it
definitely unfortunately doesn't work on Mac.

--
Eli Krantzberg
Nightshift Orchestra / Almat Productions
http://www.nightshiftorchestra.com

> handy info indeed, thanks. now I was wondering if there is a similar
> approach to making program changes in the arrange (ie. by using key
> commands). I know it's slightly OT but I haven't found this one yet..

This can be done in exactly the same way. Click on the prg field once and
use +/- after that.

Bravo Sascha! The word about this feature should be spread more. I've been
using it for some years now, but it seems not many users know about this.

Eppo Schaap
Galbatron Symphonic Electronica
website: www.galbatron.com
music: www.ampcast.com/galbatron