EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Hello,

I am having problems converting my samples (.wav, .aiff, .etc) into EXSP24.

I am currently using a MPC2000 and I wanted to dump the sounds I have created 

throught the years into the EXSP24, unfortunately I have no clue how to do it. 

Can someone help me please. 

 

Signed

EXSP24 Frustrated.

 



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Chris Brown <cabpro_24k@...> wrote: 
>
> I am having problems converting my samples (.wav, .aiff, .etc) into EXSP24.
> I am currently using a MPC2000 and I wanted to dump the sounds I have created
>
> throught the years into the EXSP24, unfortunately I have no clue how to do
> it. 
> Can someone help me please. 


Hi Chris,

I have some good news and some bad news.

Well the bad news is that your friends at Emagic Emasculated the EXSP24 -- so
that you would be sorry you didn't buy the EXS24 and -- of course -- ONLY use
Logic.  The thing is -- the EXSP24 has no instrument editor and cannot turn
samples into an instrument. It is not a sampler merely a sample player. 

There is perhaps a workaround you could try. I seem to recall that the EXSP24
will import soundfonts -- SF2's. If so,  you could download a freeware
soundfont creation tool (Vienna Studio?) and build your samples into soundfonts
and get them into the EXSP24 that way.

Regards,
M

So, If I were to purchase the EXS24, I would be able to transfer my 
MPC Files?? 


--- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, Murray McDowall <murraymc@m...> 
wrote:
> Chris Brown <cabpro_24k@y...> wrote: 
> >
> > I am having problems converting my samples (.wav, .aiff, .etc) 
into EXSP24.
> > I am currently using a MPC2000 and I wanted to dump the sounds I 
have created
> >
> > throught the years into the EXSP24, unfortunately I have no clue 
how to do
> > it. 
> > Can someone help me please. 
> 
> 
> Hi Chris,
> 
> I have some good news and some bad news.
> 
> Well the bad news is that your friends at Emagic Emasculated the 
EXSP24 -- so
> that you would be sorry you didn't buy the EXS24 and -- of course --
 ONLY use
> Logic.  The thing is -- the EXSP24 has no instrument editor and 
cannot turn
> samples into an instrument. It is not a sampler merely a sample 
player. 
> 
> There is perhaps a workaround you could try. I seem to recall that 
the EXSP24
> will import soundfonts -- SF2's. If so,  you could download a 
freeware
> soundfont creation tool (Vienna Studio?) and build your samples 
into soundfonts

> and get them into the EXSP24 that way.
> 
> Regards,
> M

Or just go buy a copy of Translator or CDXtract, for dedicated sample
translation.

> 
> Hello,
> 
> I am having problems converting my samples (.wav, .aiff, .etc) into EXSP24.
> 
> I am currently using a MPC2000 and I wanted to dump the sounds I have created
> 
> throught the years into the EXSP24, unfortunately I have no clue how to do it.
> 
> Can someone help me please.
> 
> 
> 
> Signed
> 
> EXSP24 Frustrated.
> 
> 
> 
> 
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<cabpro_24k@...> wrote:
> So, If I were to purchase the EXS24, I would be able to transfer my
> MPC Files??

In short: No.
You'll need some 3rd party tool to convert them or build them up from the
scratch again, only keeping the samples.

Sascha

Actually the ESX editor is built into Logic, and you CAN create sound
libraries for the EXSP24.

I picked up the Big Box and I've been transferring samples from my
hardware sampler to the EXSP24. 

And I expect to see an AU version soon. 

Under the Audio menu/ESX instrument editor , then you can map your
samples to your keyboard.

Once you have your samples in .aif or .wav format, organize your
samples in folders. Move the folders to the EXSamples folder, located
in the Sampler Instruments folder.

Check out the online help for more details