EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Hi list,

I organized my sampler instruments and stored them neatly in linked folders,
as described before.
But I also keep the samples files on another harddisk (identical folder
structure there); now, whenever I load an instrument, exs seems to scan all
my harddisk for the samples (which is more time-consuming then necessary).
Is there a known way to limit this search to a specific disk? I thought I
read so somewhere, but can\ufffdt find this info anymore, I checked the archives
also, but no luck.
If somebody could give me a hint please...

Regards, Tora

At 05:05 AM 22/11/01 +0100, you wrote:
>But I also keep the samples files on another harddisk (identical folder
>structure there); now, whenever I load an instrument, exs seems to scan all
>my harddisk for the samples (which is more time-consuming then necessary).
>Is there a known way to limit this search to a specific disk? I thought I
>read so somewhere, but can´t find this info anymore, I checked the archives
>also, but no luck.

Open the EXS instrument editor and then go to preferences in the edit menu.
All the additional settings for the Exs24 are to be found there. 

Regards,
murray

Toranaga at toranaga@... wrote:

> Hi list,
> 
> I organized my sampler instruments and stored them neatly in linked folders,
> as described before.
> But I also keep the samples files on another harddisk (identical folder
> structure there); now, whenever I load an instrument, exs seems to scan all
> my harddisk for the samples (which is more time-consuming then necessary).
> Is there a known way to limit this search to a specific disk? I thought I
> read so somewhere, but can´t find this info anymore, I checked the archives
> also, but no luck.
> If somebody could give me a hint please...

In the edit samples window, there is an edit menu, and in that there is a
preferences drop down.

In here you can choose which drives are scanned


David Tobin