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2003-05-31 by josvanoost
I'm newcomber in the world of sampling(geetarplayer), I've downloaded free EXSfiles, but cannot get them in sampler, Have tried several things but, the sampler does't see the files. Jos
2003-06-01 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
On a fine day, 31-05-2003, josvanoost wrote: >I'm newcomber in the world of sampling(geetarplayer), >I've downloaded free EXSfiles, but cannot get them in sampler, >Have tried several things but, the sampler does't see >the files. Samples (aif, wav, etc) can be stored anywhere, but the instruments (*.exs) should be put in the Sampler Instruments folder inside the Logic application folder. Are you sure you did that right? If so, what else did you try -- where did you put the samples/instruments... A bit more information would be handy. -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@...> Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com/
2003-06-01 by Mogens Christensen
Hello Jos! Put your .exs files in the sampler instrument folder to make it work. Mogens
2003-06-01 by Jen Anderson
on 2/6/03 5:50 AM, Mogens Christensen at mcvir@... wrote:
Hello Jos!
Put your .exs files in the sampler instrument folder to make it work.
Mogens
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Hi! I too, have been having trouble getting my ESX to read samples, and yes
I HAVE put the files in the sample instrument folder. It just won't find
them either directly off the CD or when I copy them onto my hard drive. I'm
on OS 9.1 on a Mac. When I looked up under the Emagic website help section
it says one possible problem could be with the extension attaached to the
DVD/CD rom drive on your computer. It says to use extension 1.3.9 that comes
with Mac OS 9.0.4 NOT version 1.4.0 that is installed by Mac 9.1. How do I
go about checking this out? ( I can find the extension in the systems folder
but it doesn't give a number after it) I still think it's another problem as
it won't read off my SCSI drive CD burner either.
anyone got any clues????
Regards , Gosh girl
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]2003-06-02 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
On a fine day, 02-06-2003, Jen Anderson wrote: >Hi! I too, have been having trouble getting my ESX to read samples, and yes >I HAVE put the files in the sample instrument folder. It just won't find >them either directly off the CD or when I copy them onto my hard drive. I'm >on OS 9.1 on a Mac. When I looked up under the Emagic website help section >it says one possible problem could be with the extension attaached to the >DVD/CD rom drive on your computer. It says to use extension 1.3.9 that comes >with Mac OS 9.0.4 NOT version 1.4.0 that is installed by Mac 9.1. How do I >go about checking this out? ( I can find the extension in the systems folder >but it doesn't give a number after it) Select the file and press Command-I to get the Info window -- that should reveal the version number. You can also open the Extensions window and then pick 'View Options' from the Finder's View menu. Check the 'version' checkbox and the window will show all versions for all files. Re: the 1.4 extension -- that was a problem when accessing mixedd mode CD-ROMs. Aren't you confusing 2 different problems (see FAQ 18.15)? -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@...> Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com/
2003-06-02 by Jen Anderson
on 2/6/03 4:57 PM, Hendrik Jan Veenstra at h@... wrote: On a fine day, 02-06-2003, Jen Anderson wrote: >Hi! I too, have been having trouble getting my ESX to read samples, and yes >I HAVE put the files in the sample instrument folder. It just won't find >them either directly off the CD or when I copy them onto my hard drive. I'm >on OS 9.1 on a Mac. When I looked up under the Emagic website help section >it says one possible problem could be with the extension attaached to the >DVD/CD rom drive on your computer. It says to use extension 1.3.9 that comes >with Mac OS 9.0.4 NOT version 1.4.0 that is installed by Mac 9.1. How do I >go about checking this out? ( I can find the extension in the systems folder >but it doesn't give a number after it) Select the file and press Command-I to get the Info window -- that should reveal the version number. You can also open the Extensions window and then pick 'View Options' from the Finder's View menu. Check the 'version' checkbox and the window will show all versions for all files. Re: the 1.4 extension -- that was a problem when accessing mixedd mode CD-ROMs. Aren't you confusing 2 different problems (see FAQ 18.15)? I think my CD IS a mixed mode one, although I'm not exactly sure what is meant by that - it has files for other formats, eg Kontakt and HALion as well as samples in both aif and wav form. Does this make it mixed mode? Anyway, thanks to you I discovered that the DVD/CD extension that I have is 1.4.7 so wouldn't mind trying to change that as I'm running out of other ideas as to what the problem could be. Should I just get that off an OS 9 systems disk? Any other ideas as to what it should be? Is it worth reinstalling the ESX? Thanks for your help Goshgirl [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2003-06-02 by Tim Powell
on 2/6/03 10:45 pm, Jen Anderson at jenanderson@... wrote: > on 2/6/03 4:57 PM, Hendrik Jan Veenstra at h@... wrote: > > On a fine day, 02-06-2003, Jen Anderson wrote: > >> Hi! I too, have been having trouble getting my ESX to read samples, and yes >> I HAVE put the files in the sample instrument folder. It just won't find >> them either directly off the CD or when I copy them onto my hard drive. I'm >> on OS 9.1 on a Mac. When I looked up under the Emagic website help section >> it says one possible problem could be with the extension attaached to the >> DVD/CD rom drive on your computer. It says to use extension 1.3.9 that comes >> with Mac OS 9.0.4 NOT version 1.4.0 that is installed by Mac 9.1. How do I >> go about checking this out? ( I can find the extension in the systems folder >> but it doesn't give a number after it) > > Select the file and press Command-I to get the Info window -- that > should reveal the version number. You can also open the Extensions > window and then pick 'View Options' from the Finder's View menu. > Check the 'version' checkbox and the window will show all versions > for all files. > > Re: the 1.4 extension -- that was a problem when accessing mixedd > mode CD-ROMs. Aren't you confusing 2 different problems (see FAQ > 18.15)? > > I think my CD IS a mixed mode one, although I'm not exactly sure what is > meant by that - it has files for other formats, eg Kontakt and HALion as > well as samples in both aif and wav form. Does this make it mixed mode? > Anyway, thanks to you I discovered that the DVD/CD extension that I have is > 1.4.7 so wouldn't mind trying to change that as I'm running out of other > ideas as to what the problem could be. > Should I just get that off an OS 9 systems disk? Any other ideas as to what > it should be? Is it worth reinstalling the ESX? > > Thanks for your help > Goshgirl > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > ____________________________________________________________ > EXS* Users Group > - EXS/Logic FAQ: http://logicfaq.omega-art.com/ > - UNSUBSCRIBE: email exs-users-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com > - Contact list admin: email exs-users-owner@yahoogroups.com > - Free legal samples: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/exs-users/links/ > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > > Hi, I have a new 15gb ipod and it runs on itunes 4 when i'm in os x and also runs fine on os 9.2.2 with itunes 2.0.4! Tim
2003-06-03 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
On a fine day, 03-06-2003, Jen Anderson wrote: >>Re: the 1.4 extension -- that was a problem when accessing mixedd >>mode CD-ROMs. Aren't you confusing 2 different problems (see FAQ >>18.15)? > >I think my CD IS a mixed mode one, although I'm not exactly sure what is >meant by that - it has files for other formats, eg Kontakt and HALion as >well as samples in both aif and wav form. Does this make it mixed mode? Not sure -- could be. Usually mixed mode refers to CDs with files _plus_ audio on them. Just give the 1.3 extension a try to see if that solves the problem. >Should I just get that off an OS 9 systems disk? Any other ideas as to what >it should be? Is it worth reinstalling the ESX? The EXS can't be reinstalled as it's just a part of the Logic application -- it's embedded in Logic and the code only makes it accessible. As for the 1.3 extension download address: that too is in the FAQ, item 18.15. The FAQ address is in the footer of this message (with some more relevant info). At the very least you could _read_ the FAQ when pointed to it, couldn't you? :-) -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra h @ k n o w a r e . n l Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com/
2003-06-03 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
On a fine day, 03-06-2003, Tim Powell wrote: > > I think my CD IS a mixed mode one, although I'm not exactly sure what is >> meant by that - it has files for other formats, eg Kontakt and HALion as >> well as samples in both aif and wav form. Does this make it mixed mode? >> Anyway, thanks to you I discovered that the DVD/CD extension that I have is >> 1.4.7 so wouldn't mind trying to change that as I'm running out of other >> ideas as to what the problem could be. >> Should I just get that off an OS 9 systems disk? Any other ideas as to what > > it should be? Is it worth reinstalling the ESX? > >I have a new 15gb ipod and it runs on itunes 4 when i'm in os x and also >runs fine on os 9.2.2 with itunes 2.0.4! ... and what does the 2nd msg have to do with the 1st??? -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra h @ k n o w a r e . n l Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com/
2003-06-03 by George Leger III
On Monday, June 2, 2003, at 11:27 PM, Hendrik Jan Veenstra wrote: > The EXS can't be reinstalled as it's just a part of the Logic > application -- it's embedded in Logic and the code only makes it > accessible. > One thing you could do is to trash you Logic app, and put a "clean" one on. I have found that sometimes Logic has gotten corrupted, and trashed all app, prefs, anything Logic, and reinstalled for my CD again. It has been known to help, and doesn't take too much time. One thing, when you remove your Logic prefs file, just place it on the desktop. It has all your key command in it, and when you make you "clean" version, you can reload these.. George ________________________________________________________ My Home : www.utopiaparkwaymusic.com EXS/Logic FAQ: http://logicfaq.omega-art.com/ "Reet to tee to tee to tee to teeeeeeee" Frank Zappa " All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them" Walt Disney