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Re: [EXS] Is EXSManager for me? (I Have about 1.5 terabytes)

2006-09-29 by Peter Ostry

On 29.09.2006, at 01:38, Sam Estes wrote:

> Okay. My boss and I have an EXTENSIVE collection of exs samples and  
> custom
> instruments. We have over 1.5 TB of samples, that are somewhere in the
> neighborhood of over 3 million samples. I was looking at the redmatic
> samplemanager. Is this something that will work for us (we add  
> about 500
> samples a week to our library).

I would not tell it to take the whole 1.5 TB just to see what  
happens ...

You can tell it exactly what to do. You set a source and a  
destination folder and select the kind of organization you want from  
several options which you ought to understand before you go for the  
big stuff.

You don't have to mess up your instruments while you are learning.  
Just copy a handful and try in a safe place. ExsManager has a lot of  
security built in but as with all tools you can do something good and  
something bad.

I suggest to learn the program slowly, test with duplicated  
instruments in separate folders and observe what it does. If you are  
sure go for a group of real stuff and if you are satisfied increase  
the number you process at once. You don't even have to process. Just  
let it scan and analyze your source folders that will tell you about  
the performance and the condition of your samples.

Hey, I feel like a sales agent!
Andrea, where are you? I am not supposed to put everything right.  
Come and talk to your customers ;-)


> Right now we sit for about 3 minutes while our 200+ track
> template opens with our various EXS libraries sit and load. It's a  
> pain when
> we are switching between cues, and bouncing out for orchestration.

I find 3 minutes a good time for that scenario.

___
Peter Ostry

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