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XL-7 rocks!

     OK, anyways, let's say I have three tracks(01, 02, 03) and they 
sequence to three channels(01A, 02A, 03A). Track 01 controls 
the kick on channel 01A, track 02 controls the snare on channel 02A, 
and track 03 controls the high-hat on channel 03A. Now lets say I want 
each of the three tracks to be a full drum track so I copy each of the 
tracks on to each of the others so they will be identicle and then 
I'll continue by modifying each track to be a variation of what I 
originally had. The ploblem is that when I copy track 03(for example) 
to track 02(also as an example) what I 'll get is not a track 02 that 
plays the snare part on channel 02A and the high-hat part on channel 
03A but a track 02 that plays all its data on channel 02A resulting in 
a nasty snare roll only worse because it is is playing the different 
snare samples corisponding to the notes the high-hat part used.
     Does all that make sense? I know I'm probably just a silly fool, 
but how would you all acomplish what I'm trying to do?

Much thanks,
Beat Rebel

Are you making sure that the same Preset (drum kit) is selected for each 
part?

rEalm




Track 01 controls the kick on channel 01A, track 02 controls the snare on 
channel 02A, and track 03 controls the high-hat on channel 03A. The 
ploblem is that when I copy track 03(for example) to track 02(also as an 
example) what I 'll get is not a track 02 that plays the snare part on 
channel 02A and the high-hat part on channel 03A but a track 02 that plays 
all its data on channel 02A resulting in a nasty snare roll only worse 
because it is is playing the different snare samples corisponding to the 
notes the high-hat part used.     Does all that make sense? I know I'm 
probably just a silly fool, but how would you all acomplish what I'm 
trying to do?

In the channel assign screen (pattern edit menu), set each of those three
tracks to be "MultiA".  Otherwise, each track gets hard channelized to
whatever is set in the channel assign screen (defaults to 1->1, 2->2...).

-Aaron

beat_rebel@... wrote:

> XL-7 rocks!
>
>      OK, anyways, let's say I have three tracks(01, 02, 03) and they
> sequence to three channels(01A, 02A, 03A). Track 01 controls
> the kick on channel 01A, track 02 controls the snare on channel 02A,
> and track 03 controls the high-hat on channel 03A. Now lets say I want
> each of the three tracks to be a full drum track so I copy each of the
> tracks on to each of the others so they will be identicle and then
> I'll continue by modifying each track to be a variation of what I
> originally had. The ploblem is that when I copy track 03(for example)
> to track 02(also as an example) what I 'll get is not a track 02 that
> plays the snare part on channel 02A and the high-hat part on channel
> 03A but a track 02 that plays all its data on channel 02A resulting in
> a nasty snare roll only worse because it is is playing the different
> snare samples corisponding to the notes the high-hat part used.
>      Does all that make sense? I know I'm probably just a silly fool,
> but how would you all acomplish what I'm trying to do?
>
> Much thanks,
> Beat Rebel
>
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That's what I needed to hear! Thanks Aaron!

--- In xl7@y..., Aaron Eppolito <aarone+xl7@e...> wrote:
 In the channel assign screen (pattern edit menu), set each of those 
three tracks to be "MultiA".  Otherwise, each track gets hard 
channelized to whatever is set in the channel assign screen (defaults 
to 1->1, 2->2...).
 
 -Aaron
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