Thoughts from the mind of PersingEP@..., 06-06-2002: >In a message dated 6/6/02 5:45:32 AM, ned@... writes: > >>Eric, thanks for the tip about a MIDI folder in >>the Apple Menu. > >Sure Ned..... > >It's really cool to put your Main Groove Control folder in there, with Sub >folders of each of the GC products MIDI files you have. It keeps everything >really organized and accessable. Now that we're on this subject: ever since Aliasses were added to the OS, I've always put aliasses to my harddisks in the Apple Menu. Apple recommends against doing this, but it has always worked. Sure beats navigating folders by doubleclick-opening them one by one. It's just a pity that nested menus only go 5 deep... Taking the MIDI folder suggestion plus my own a bit further: you could make aliasses to all your 'important' audio-related folders and/or audio applications, create a new "Audio" folder in the Apple Menu folder (for organisational purposes), and dump all aliasses in there. I've done that with all relevant apps and such, and hardly ever have to manually navigate my HDs anymore. -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@...> Omega Art: http://www.ision.nl/users/h/index.html
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Re: [exs] Re: EXS Sample management?
2002-06-06 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
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