Julie and Jon,
Although the .gig files do show up as SimpleText files, EXS _will_
recognize them. This is how I have dealt with the Garritan String
Orchestra, and the free G-Town .gig files I've downloaded:
1. drag the file from cd or from your desktop into your Sampler Instruments
folder
2. If Logic is already running, don't forget to hit 'refresh list' in your
EXS, or else it won't know that you've added a new file to your instrument list
3. select your new .gig instrument, and wait while EXS 'translates' the data
4. voila
5. consider getting rid of the original .gig file, as Logic has just made
an EXS version of that data in a folder called 'DLS-Giga Samples', so you
now have one too many files (and .gig files do tend to take up a lot of
room - I deleted almost 6 gigs of doubled files this morning...)
Don't be nervous about the fact that they are Txt files. The important
thing, I think, is the .gig extension at the end of the names of the files.
As for the .rar compression format, you can deal with it easily with
MacRar: http://macrar.free.fr/
Ned
PS: when, I wonder, will we get a new EXS manual update?
http://www.nedfx.com
Ned Bouhalassa
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Re: [exs] downloadable gig files mac compatible?
2002-09-10 by Ned Bouhalassa
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