yeah stereo is a newish thing in modular - as is polyphony
nb a lot of the fx aid xl algorithms are mono to stereo so you can take a mono signal and stereo-ize them!
can you not pan the samples in the disting ex multisampler??? if so, it might be interesting to pan them like a real drum kit...
basically to re-iterate normalisation is basically chaining things together in a way that is breakable by inserting a patch cable in the path of normalization - which is why veils is a good example (the original is easier to understand for this in lots of ways as the jacks are next to the channel controls
put simply normally channel 1 output is added to channel 2 output is added to channel 3 output is added to channel 4 output
but if you plug into the output of say channel 3 you get:
channel 1 output is added to channel 2 output is added to channel 3 output
& chennel 4 is separate
but if you plug into the output of say channel 2 you get:
channel 1 output is added to channel 2 output
& channel 3 & channel 4 are added - unless you also plug into channel 3 output in which case they are separate
"some of the best base-level info to remember can be found in Jim's sigfile" @Lugia
Utility modules are the dull polish that makes the shiny modules actually shine!!!
sound sources < sound modifiers < modulation sources < utilities