Logic Pro EXS24 Sampler
- Managing EXS24 Sampler Instruments. The Sampler Audio Unit (AUSampler) is a new audio unit instrument available with Mac OS X Lion and iOS 5.0. EXS24 instrument files contain an internal list of the audio sample files that need to be loaded for each instrument.
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About EXS24 Sample Storage Locations
- ~/Library/Application Support/Logic: User-defined or edited instruments are stored here.
- /Library/Application Support/Logic: Factory-supplied EXS instruments are installed here.
- /Applications/Logic 6 Series: EXS instruments of the Logic Express 6 Series are stored here.
- …/ProjectName: Logic Express also searches for EXS Instruments in the project folder.
Loading EXS24 Sampler Instruments from Other Locations
- Open the Instrument Editor by clicking the Edit button in the upper-right corner of the Parameter window.
- Choose Instrument > Open, then locate the desired instrument in the dialog.
Searching for EXS24 Sampler Instruments
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- Click to open the Sampler Instruments pop-up menu, then choose Find.
- Enter the search term in the Filter window.
- Choose Clear Find in the Sampler Instruments pop-up menu.
- Choose the Find command again and enter the desired search term.
Opening the EXS24 mkII Instrument Editor
Using the EXS24 mkII Options Pop-Up Menu Commands
- Recall default EXS24 settings: Recalls a neutral setting for all parameters in the Parameter window. This provides a “clean slate” when adjusting the parameters of your sampler instrument.
- Recall settings from instrument: Recalls the original parameter settings of the loaded sampler instrument. This parameter is useful if you’ve been overzealous with your tweaking and want to return to the original sampler instrument parameter settings.
- Save settings to instrument: Stores the current parameter values of the Parameter window in the sampler instrument file. When the instrument is reloaded, these values are recalled.
- Delete settings from instrument: Removes the stored settings (Parameter window values) from the sampler instrument file.
- Rename instrument: Opens a file save dialog, allowing you to rename the loaded instrument. This overwrites the existing instrument name.
- Save instrument as: Opens a file save dialog, allowing you to enter an alternative name for the loaded instrument. This preserves the original name and sampler instrument file, and creates a new sampler instrument—a copy.Note: This is a good, safe option to use, as any projects or templates that use the originally named sampler instrument will work as expected.
- Delete instrument: Deletes the loaded sampler instrument.
- (Recall default EXS24 mkI settings): Recalls the parameter settings of sampler instruments created in the older version of the EXS24—notably, the modulation paths. This parameter is not relevant for sampler instruments created in the EXS24 mkII.
- Extract MIDI Region(s) from ReCycle Instrument: Extracts regions contained in a ReCycle instrument. If no ReCycle instrument is selected, this option is dimmed.
- SoundFont Convert, SampleCell Convert, DLS Convert, Giga Convert: Each of these commands launches a dialog with instructions about performing these conversions.
- Virtual Memory: Opens a configuration window for the EXS24 mkII’s virtual memory functions. Virtual memory allows samples of almost unlimited length to be played back—by streaming audio directly from the hard disk in real time. The virtual memory window also allows you to enable direct access to system memory for the EXS24 mkII—in systems with 5 GB of RAM or more.
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