At 11:42 PM 11/21/04 +0000, you wrote:
> >> EXS doesn´t have any problems Importing Akai Samples as long
> >> as there´s no seperate Audio Section on it.
> >> When I put in a mixed Akai CD-Rom with an Audio Part (Demo
> >> Song, whatever) the Finder realizes the Audio Part and displays it
> >> on the Desktop, but EXS doesn´t recognize the Sample Data.
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> > Good question, and a common one. See the FAQ listed above - it has the
> > answer to your question, plus a bunch of stuff that is likely to help you
> > with other things too.
>where exactly in this FAQ is the answer to this problem?
>There seems to be no reference to this in the EXS section.
Here it is. A handy idea when dealing with long pages is to use the FIND
function of your browser (with IE there is one). I just did a FIND on the
word "Mixed"
logicfaq.omega-art.com/html/faq18.htm#15
Here it is reprinted.
In OS9: You need to use the 1.3 Apple CD/DVD driver. Newer versions see the
audio and don't report the rest of the CD.
You can get the 1.3 version at
www.chickensys.com/translator/download#AppleCD. Put it into your Extensions
folder, enable it in the Extensions Manager, disable the old one, restart,
and the EXS should now see the CD. Don't use the 1.3 version for daily use;
the 1.4 version is more stable and reliable, so if you're done importing,
disable 1.3 again and enable 1.4.
Garth Hjelte
Sampler User
