Eli
Logician
Hi All,
I have a repeatable problem that, unless I am doing something wrong, indicates that setting the start (and end) position of the loop points in the EXS 24 edit window is broken. Okay, here's what I have tried, and my results (the third point below illustrates the problem):
* I created a new sampler instrument and loaded a (Wav) file in as a zone.
* I enabled the view for all the parameters in the instrument editor so that the loop parameters were visible.
* Control clicking on the start point to open the sample editor did not work as expected.
* Clicking under the zone name field to open the file in the sample editor did work.
* In the sample editor I then shortened the zone to be the length I wanted.
* I enabled the loop functions from under the sample editor's "Edit" menu.
* I adjusted the loop marker (green bar) to taste and closed the sample editor.
* I enabled the loop check box in the instrument editor.
* The zone triggered and looped as expected.
* I repeated the same experiment with an aiff file - just to rule possible file format inconsistencies; and had the exact same results.
* Conclusions: Access to the sample editor from the loop start point field seems to be broken. But it is easily worked around by accessing the sample editor from the zone field in the instrument editor, and then manually invoking the loop function in the sample editor.
Can anyone else confirm or corroborate that accessing the loop start point parameters by control clicking in the "start" field is broken?
I have a repeatable problem that, unless I am doing something wrong, indicates that setting the start (and end) position of the loop points in the EXS 24 edit window is broken. Okay, here's what I have tried, and my results (the third point below illustrates the problem):
* I created a new sampler instrument and loaded a (Wav) file in as a zone.
* I enabled the view for all the parameters in the instrument editor so that the loop parameters were visible.
* Control clicking on the start point to open the sample editor did not work as expected.
* Clicking under the zone name field to open the file in the sample editor did work.
* In the sample editor I then shortened the zone to be the length I wanted.
* I enabled the loop functions from under the sample editor's "Edit" menu.
* I adjusted the loop marker (green bar) to taste and closed the sample editor.
* I enabled the loop check box in the instrument editor.
* The zone triggered and looped as expected.
* I repeated the same experiment with an aiff file - just to rule possible file format inconsistencies; and had the exact same results.
* Conclusions: Access to the sample editor from the loop start point field seems to be broken. But it is easily worked around by accessing the sample editor from the zone field in the instrument editor, and then manually invoking the loop function in the sample editor.
Can anyone else confirm or corroborate that accessing the loop start point parameters by control clicking in the "start" field is broken?