EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Can some1 explain how do I get LAMP 6.3.3 (OS 10.3.2) to see my gig and akia samples?  
Where do I put the samples? What folder? Do the go in the EXSP Sample instrument folder? 
Do I 1st creat a new folder and put all the gig & akai sample in there 1st and then put that 
new folder in the EXS Smaple Instruments folder???

Help!!!
PhillyMaestro

On a fine day, 18-03-2004, phillymaestro wrote:

>Can some1 explain how do I get LAMP 6.3.3 (OS 10.3.2) to see my gig 
>and akia samples? 
>Where do I put the samples? What folder? Do the go in the EXSP 
>Sample instrument folder?
>Do I 1st creat a new folder and put all the gig & akai sample in 
>there 1st and then put that
>new folder in the EXS Smaple Instruments folder???

IF you're really talking about the *samples*, i.e. the audio files: 
those can go anywhere on your system, and the EXS will find them.  As 
for the instrument files (.exs): these should be put in the Sampler 
Instruments folder inside the Logic application folder.

-- 
Hendrik Jan Veenstra   h @ k n o w a r e . n l
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At 08:49 AM 03/18/2004, you wrote:
>On a fine day, 18-03-2004, phillymaestro wrote:
>
> >Can some1 explain how do I get LAMP 6.3.3 (OS 10.3.2) to see my gig
> >and akia samples?
> >Where do I put the samples? What folder? Do the go in the EXSP
> >Sample instrument folder?
> >Do I 1st creat a new folder and put all the gig & akai sample in
> >there 1st and then put that
> >new folder in the EXS Smaple Instruments folder???
>
>IF you're really talking about the *samples*, i.e. the audio files:
>those can go anywhere on your system, and the EXS will find them.  As
>for the instrument files (.exs): these should be put in the Sampler
>Instruments folder inside the Logic application folder.

With Giga, just copy the .gig files to the Sampler Instruments folder and 
open them in EXS. As it does the translation, EXS will put the samples into 
the DLS-Giga folder inside the Logic program folder, or an alias of it if 
you create one. As Hendrik pointed out, you can then move the sample files 
anywhere you wish.

I haven't done an Akai disk in a long time, but I believe it works in a 
similar way---except that you have to use the Akai import function to read 
an Akai CD.