By Logicno8 , October 6, in Logic Pro. I started importing samples in EXS24 daily and making some custom synths but I realized that if I import say 12 samples from C0 to C1 it will have the sound of the synth that is different than if I put only one sample and stretch it over keyboard.

It doesn’t sound loci if its starched but it sounds choppier. Like sample doesn’t play it’s full length. No problem here I was just wondering why is that so? Why can’t I use only single synth shot to cover the whole keyboard and sound the same like when I load 12 different samples.

Lets say I only play one not. C1, 16th note pattern. Why doesn’t it sound the same if here is only that note or if there is that note and 11 others imported? Does anyone knows why would that be? Mac mini 2. You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account. Paste as plain text instead. Only 75 emoji are allowed. Display as a link instead. Clear editor. Upload or insert images from URL.

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Justin is a senior editor covering all things music for 9to5Mac, including our weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices. You must be logged in to post a comment. Is it just me, or does the functionality in section 5-b of this article no longer work? Most of my samples I try to bring in have the not and octave number at the end of the name as described.

I even went so far as to rename one set of them to where ONLY the note was in the file name — i. Any thoughts? When I trigger with a midi pad the sample sound, how can I stop it?.

July 12, We will also be covering some alternate options for doing so that more experienced users may find helpful: For those who may not know, EXS24 is indeed a virtual sampler instrument.

But first, we have a few administrative tasks to talk about: Sample Management: OK, I know this is boring stuff. Creating a Custom Sampler Instrument: 1. Logic Pro gives you a massive collection of plug-ins and sounds to fuel your creativity. Create professional spatial audio mixes using enhanced surround plug-ins that add depth and movement to your tracks.

Create amazing sounds using authentic re-creations of vintage equipment, powerful modern synthesizers, and complex multisampled instruments. The new single-window design makes it easier to create and edit sampler instruments while remaining backward compatible with all EXS24 files.

An expanded synthesis section with sound-shaping controls brings more depth and dynamics to your instruments — it features twin filters with parallel and serial routings, and five filters modeled after both analog and modern synths. An extendable modulation section allows you to add more sources and destinations as needed.

And the reimagined mapping editor adds powerful, time-saving features that speed the creation of complex instruments — including editing commands for automatic mapping, automatic loop finding, and analyzing and splitting samples into zones. And save hours of tedious editing with new drag-and-drop hot zones. Quick Sampler is a fast and easy way to work with a single sample. Or record audio directly into Quick Sampler using a turntable, microphone, musical instrument, or even channel strips playing in Logic Pro.

In a few steps, you can transform an individual sample into a fully playable instrument. With Flex Time, you can keep your sample playing at the same speed no matter which notes you play. And with Slice Mode, you can split a single sample into multiple slices — perfect for chopping up vocals or breaking up and resequencing drum loops. Adjust loop start, end, and crossfade right on the waveform with easy-to-use markers.

Use the auto-loop command to quickly create seamlessly looped samples. Slice drum loops and vocal phrases into a bank of samples, then play them from any keyboard or drum pad.

Record a sample using an external source like a mic or instrument. Auto Sampler lets you save hours by easily creating fully playable sampler instruments from hardware instruments, other software instruments, and effect plug-ins. This powerful but easy-to-use plug-in creates synthesized drum sounds. Choose from a diverse collection of drum models and shape their sound with up to eight simple controls. Drum Synth is also directly integrated into the bottom of the Drum Machine Designer interface — giving you a focused set of sound-shaping controls.

Redesigned to be more intuitive and integrated, Drum Machine Designer lets you effortlessly build electronic drum kits. Apply individual effects and plug-ins on each discrete drum pad to experiment with sound design and beat-making in new ways.

Each pad normally plays a single note, but if you open the track stack and select any subtrack, you can play all of the pitches of a single sound to create bass lines or melodic parts. You can also create a unique layered sound by assigning the same trigger note to two different pads. Open Drum Kit Designer and select a kit.

You can swap pieces to build a custom kit, choosing from a diverse variety of snares, kicks, toms, hi-hats, and cymbals. Finesse the sound of each drum by adjusting the tuning, dampening, and gain. And enable stereo or mono room and overhead mics. Each kit comes with its own unique mix designed by an industry hitmaker. Choose a more elaborate Producer Kit and it loads with a Patch that gives you access to the full multichannel mix, along with all the processing and routing the producer used.

Once you see how the pros get their signature sounds, you can go with their techniques — or tweak away. Watch the drum kit designer demo. Alchemy, the ultimate sample-manipulation synthesizer, is the most powerful instrument in Logic Pro. Powerful Performance Controls invite you to explore and play with the sounds you choose. Alchemy is a monster of a synth with multiple sound-generating engines, including additive, spectral, formant, granular, and virtual analog. Groundbreaking morphing and resynthesis features let you manipulate and combine samples in extraordinary ways.

And the vast number of filters, modulation routes, arpeggiation options, and effects makes for limitless possibilities. Short Plucky Synth uses the Transform Pad to instantly jump or slowly morph between variations of the original sound. Luscious Arp Layers uses multiple arpeggiators on different virtual analog sources within a single instrument to produce complex musical patterns.

This clip features Brassy Jazz Ensemble, a stack of additive synth brass mixed with sampled analog synth strings. Multiple arpeggiators drive a variety of sample sounds and synthesis techniques, including virtual analog and additive, via modulation.

These two realistic plug-in instruments feature sophisticated articulation controls. They allow for the nuanced gestures a human performer would make when playing solo or ensemble string and brass instruments.

A versatile synthesizer that delivers sounds ranging from classic analog to modern digital. The synthesis engine features three analog-modeled and wavetable oscillators, as well as dual multimode analog resonant filters and extensive modulation options. Go for analog tones like earthshaking bass, textures, screaming leads, sweeping pads, and sawtooth waves. Or use distinctive digital sounds like bells, plucky bass, and brash leads.

Play authentically re-created models of the Hammond B3 organ, the Mellotron, the Hohner Clavinet D6, and the Fender Rhodes, Wurlitzer, and Hohner electric pianos — with all the character and quirks of the originals. The Arpeggiator transforms simple chords into elaborate performances.

Go with professionally designed presets, or shape the evolving performance by adjusting the rate, note order, and octave range of the notes. And add swing to help the Arpeggiator groove with the feel of your song. Scale velocity, generate a rapid-fire series of notes, transpose incoming notes or conform them to a scale, and more.

Watch the arpeggiator demo. Sculpture is a unique physical modeling instrument that produces tones no other synthesizer can. By re-creating the sound of vibrating materials like wood, glass, nylon, or metal, it generates uncommon and creative variations of strings, bells, chimes, and other instruments. You can change the virtual body of the instrument to everything from guitar to cello, flute, and more. Control how the instrument is plucked, bowed, or otherwise played. A deep set of modulation parameters produce movement and evolving textures.

Use plug-ins to help you perfect or manipulate the color and personality of your tracks. Bring DJ-style effects and transitions to your tracks with a collection of stutters, echoes, filters, vinyl scratches and stops, reverse playback sounds, bit crushes, and gating effects.

When you connect Logic Remote, you can use the power of Multi-Touch to manipulate up to seven effects at once. ChromaVerb is a high-end reverb plug-in that uses unique modeling to reproduce both natural and otherworldly acoustic spaces.

It features 14 different models with tempo-synced parameters, up to seconds of decay, and a colorful visual spectrum that provides meaningful feedback so you can see how reverb complements your tracks.

The Vintage EQ collection brings authentic re-creations of three of the most revered analog hardware EQs, with support for mono and stereo and control over analog saturation and heat. Once loaded, you can click the plus and minus buttons on each side of the panel display to scroll through the instruments.

While EXS24 comes with some samples out of the box, you will no doubt want to add more. You can use the Cutoff knob to select the cutoff frequency, but the slope is set at 12 dB. Similarly the Band Pass is set at 12 dB.

The Low Pass filter however has 6,12,18 and 24 dB slope options. The fat button only works for Low Pass settings, and is used to thicken up the bass frequencies. Check out our guide on free music production software. The slider green arrow to the right controls the intensity of the modulation.

This intensity can be controlled as well, by selecting a parameter from via. When selected, an orange arrow will appear with the green arrow, and these can be used to set the min and max of the modulation intensity. If you rotate the knobs to the left, the values oscillate freely, but if you want them locked to the tempo, rotate them to the left. LFO 1 has an EG knob that is used to set the fade in and fade out time for the modulation.

EXS24 has two envelopes. They are both useable as sources in the router. The attack slider is split, with the upper setting the attack time for minimum velocity and the lower setting the attack time for maximum velocity. The Time via Key slider lengthens or shortens the envelope time intervals, while the Curve slider determines the shape of the attack curve.

Notice by raising the sustain and release, you can emulate a sustain pedal on the piano. The instrument editor is where you edit sampler instruments. You get there by clicking the edit button on the top right.