On a fine day, 05-07-2004, Mothra wrote: >Keeping my EXS samples with the song is a great idea. >[...] >Youre keeping both the samples AND the instrument file in that one >folder no? No, I'm just storing the instrument files in the song folder. The samples themselves are on a dedicated drive and are shared by all songs. Keeping the samples with the song might not even be a bad idea (although it might be somewhat overkill as well), as then you're _really_ sure you've got everything you need in one location. Drawback: the instrument files will be associated with the location where you keep your 'regular' samples, and so the (copy of the) instrument you use in a song has to be manually "re-associated" with the samples you copy to your song folder -- which might be a drag with a 100-sample multi-layer instrument (obvious solution: don't copy the samples but move them, i.e. copy & delete original, load song-specific instrument, let the EXS find the samples, and then copy the copies back to the original location so that the _original_ instrument will still find the proper samples as well). Another drawback: you end up with lots of duplicate samples on your drives. That not only takes up a lot of space but can potentially confuse the EXS as well. -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra h @ k n o w a r e . n l Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com/
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Re: [EXS] freeze files
2004-07-06 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
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