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Define a “base” group and switch between groups with MIDI notes<br />
If you want EXS24 mkII to automatically switch between two string sample groups, for<br />
example—one for staccato samples and one for legato samples—you could set the Select Group<br />
By menu to MIDI notes, and assign a different MIDI note to trigger each group. You can then use<br />
a note that is not triggering a sound as a remote group switch.<br />
The following assumes that several groups already exist. See Create EXS24 mkII groups.<br />
1 Click the Groups view button, then choose the Select Group By command from the View menu.<br />
The Select Group By fields are displayed in the Group view.<br />
2 Choose Note in the pop-up menu shown in the Type column for the first group you want<br />
to switch.<br />
This is the base group. The default note number is C-2, shown in the No. column field.<br />
3 Drag vertically in the No. column field to change the note number of the base group.<br />
This should be a note that has no assigned zone. When you play this note, this group is<br />
selected—all other groups are unselected.<br />
4 Choose Note from the pop-up menu shown in the Type column for the second group you want<br />
to switch.<br />
5 Drag vertically in the No. column field to change the note number of the second group.<br />
This should be a note that has no assigned zone. When you play this note, the second group is<br />
selected—all other groups are unselected.<br />
Refine group selection conditions<br />
You can use multiple group selection criteria to refine your group selections. For example,<br />
you could specify that only a particular range of specified controller message values switches<br />
between different articulations, for example. This could be further refined with a second Select<br />
Group By selection with MIDI channel specified as the group selection criteria.<br />
Do one of the following:<br />
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Click the plus sign in the upper-right corner of the Select Group By column.<br />
Select Group By (2) fields are displayed in the Group view.<br />
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Click the minus sign to remove a Select Group By condition and to broaden the group<br />
selection criteria.<br />
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