(I haven't read all the posts but...) You can set in the' general prefs/global/project manager' where to search... from the manual: Search files using: The following search functions affected by the Search files using: preference only deal with a case that should never happen. The case in question involves files that aren't in the location that's been saved with the song or EXS instrument, when loading a song or EXS instrument. In the real world, however, you may occasionally and inadvertently move files on the desktop, without using the Project Manager's copy and move functions. When opening a song or EXS24 instrument, Logic expects its audio files to be found in the locations saved with the song or EXS file. Even in earlier versions (prior to 6), Logic didn't just offer a file selector box, in cases where files couldn't be found where they should reside. In such instances, Logic would automatically search for the appropriate files with the right names on all disks, in every folder. As you may already know, this procedure could take a little while, especially with complex EXS instruments. This behavior still is possible. cheers rRand --- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, Colin Shapiro <musos@i...> wrote: > >Andy Hardwake wrote: > >> Project manager allows you to scan whatever drive/folder you want > >> AFAIU, but there's no way to specify drives to search in EXS, at least > > > not that I know of. > > I'd suggest that you get EXSManager from Redmatica.com > It's *incredibly* fast and when resolving instruments, you can > specify exactly which drives or paths you want to use for finding the > samples. > > Example, when resolving any part of the Vienna Library using Logic's > Project Manager, you may as well set it running and leave it > overnight. With EXSManager, it will be done in a few minutes!! > > Regards - Colin
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Re: [EXS] EXS 24 Sampler Instruments and Samples On Multiple External Drives Question
2005-02-03 by randwman
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