Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

--- In Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com, Fernstudio <fernstudio@t...> wrote:
> 
> I had a thought which *may* work (I haven't tried it yet).  Before 
> booting up Logic, try moving your AU's out of the Components folder to 
> a temp one.  Bring up both songs.  The one with the plugins will have 
> the AU plugs with a line through them (ie they won't load).  Do your 
> copy and pasting and then save the "plugins" song (under a new name 
> until you know that this works).  Bring down Logic, put back the AU's 
> and then reload Logic with your song.  That may work a little bit 
> faster although still probably slower than you want since you need to 
> wait for Logic to boot up again.  If you use a bunch of Logic plugins, 
> then it won't make it any faster I'm afraid since you can't control 
> their behavior.  If you freeze exs-24 tracks, I believe that they will 
> load up without loading the samples until you unfreeze. That may also 
> help.  Just  a suggestion.  HTH,
> 
> Fernstudio

Thanks.  It sounds like a good idea.  Actually, I don't mind the EXS24 plug-in load-up 
times (extremely fast).  But I also make extensive use of East West's Symphony Orchestra 
Gold's (Native Instruments) plug-ins and they take FOREVER to load (very fat samples).  I'll 
check for their AU  files in the components folder and perhaps try your suggestion for 
those.

Thanks again,

Michael