I have read some discussions on taking specific sounds from the EXS24 and bringing them into Ultrabeat but it would be helpful to see this done. When I went to try and do what was explained to me it was not so easy to figure out. This would be cool because there are some good drum sounds in the EXS that are not in Ultrabeat.

[quote:13253]I have read some discussions on taking specific sounds from the EXS24 and bringing them into Ultrabeat but it would be helpful to see this done. When I went to try and do what was explained to me it was not so easy to figure out. This would be cool because there are some good drum sounds in the EXS that are not in Ultrabeat.[/quote] I discuss bringing in external samples into UB in Ultrabeat Unleashed tutorial. EXS samples are brought in exactly the same way!

[quote:4039][quote:16683] I would like to see future tutorials on transformers, for instance, concerning keyswitches from note to program changes[/quote] Good idea... I'll do a tutortal on transformers![/quote] Awesome! Can we start here please?: http://www.virtualinstrumentsmag.com/down/6-7.07/Michael%20Brecker's%20Logic%20Environment.pdf

Michael was a neighbor and friend. His passing, this winter, still saddens me. His Logic environment was, by far the most far reaching environment ever created. I jammed with him playing his wind controller and I was amazed at the control he had over timbre and patch changes. I forget the name of his Logic programmer... does it say in the article? George Whipple or something....does anybody know? I just can't remember his name.... a true Logic genius! I think know how to find out!

George Whitty.

Check it out at: [url]http://www.answers.com/topic/george-whitty[/url] Cheers!

[quote:16683]Congratulations Steve on great tutorials. I would like to see future tutorials on transformers, for instance, concerning keyswitches from note to program changes[/quote] More transformer stuff in the future... I promise!