Is the sound quality of EXS24 really that bad ?

I would guess that 98% of EXS24 users are using it to playback multisampled libraries, so individual samples are not being pitched up and down very much at all, meaning aliasing effects are basically a non-issue.

For my purposes, it's fine, but if you intend to stretch a single sample up or down four octaves, you may notice aliasing. There are samples which perform better in this respect, although they may well have a heavier processor footprint.

what this mean ?
Is the sound quality of EXS24 really that bad ?
can anyone here make a detail compare to these
software sampler in sound quality ?

http://www.simonv.com/tutorials/quality.php

I can tell you theat Kirk Hunter who designs his libraries for Kontakt started developing them also for the EXS24 after I unmercifully nagged him and he is now a big fan of the sound of the EXS24.

It just means that when you pitch-stretch samples in those sample players,you get weird things going on.They ALL do it,to some degree.

That's all.

Oh,and one more thing:











THE SKY IS FALLING!!!!!!!

Oh gawd, colored blobs trying to show comparisons between samplers? Just kill me now, OK? Just end my misery once and for all. Please! Make it stop! Make it stop...

[BLUDGEON!]

The seriously worded bottom line is this: the EXS-24 sounds pretty bleepin' good, actually.

Agreed...
So take a nap and when you wake up, there'll be something really horrible to worry about.
Now...
Go back to sleep -
Go back to sleep.

Oh,

PS if you are not going to listen to your mixes,but instead look at them...at least use a multicolor renderer,it much better than just red alone.

And also,consumers don't see the mixes,they listen to them...