

David wrote:The grayed out samples are missing an extension. Locate them in the Finder and add ".aif" at the end of the file, then try again.


David wrote:I'm afraid that's just the way the files were created - they are missing the extensions here too. It shouldn't take you an hour though!A few minutes at most.


David wrote:Well I didn't go through the entire library but after looking for a while couldn't find any samples except the Headbanger Kit that were missing extensions. Anyway sorry to hear that, glad you're now sorted.

Eriksimon wrote:Try reindexing Spotlight. EXS24 uses Spotlight to find the samples.
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2409
Reindexing may take anything from 2 to 20 minutes per disk. Let it finish before opening Logic again. After you've started reindexing you can click on the magnifying glass top right of your screen to see a progress bar.

Eriksimon wrote:If you reindex just one folder that will obviously be (a lot) faster. So, correction, it may take 0.2 seconds to 20 minutes, depending on how big the reindex job is. I only ever reindex whole volumes, never individual folders. If the reindex job takes only the blink of an eye, there's no need for a progress bar. Or it is gone before you got the time to find it. But I would advice to reindex the whole disk, not just some folders.
SoSpiro wrote:Eriksimon wrote:If you reindex just one folder that will obviously be (a lot) faster. So, correction, it may take 0.2 seconds to 20 minutes, depending on how big the reindex job is. I only ever reindex whole volumes, never individual folders. If the reindex job takes only the blink of an eye, there's no need for a progress bar. Or it is gone before you got the time to find it. But I would advice to reindex the whole disk, not just some folders.
My apologies, i forgot to include the snapshot.
well i also dragged the Mac HD into the field just now, and it took the same amount of time.
do i just drag it and then remove it without doing anything in between?
Yes. I've experienced sometimes that it took some time to actually start indexing (with an entirew volume, that is). And yes, the idea is to drag it to the list (to remove the index) and then remove it from the list again to create a new index.SoSpiro wrote:because it literally takes 3 seconds even when i do it with the MAC HD disk that i've accessed from Applications>My Macbook Pro......



Eriksimon wrote:Yes, it has appeared, correctly, so now remove it (select it and hit the minus button). Reindexing should start soon, but in max 1 minute. If it does not, repeat the procedure. It will start eventually.
And you only see the progress bar if you click on the Spotlight icon extreme top right of your screen. It should also show a small pulsing dot in the middle of the magnifying glass.
SoSpiro wrote:i am thinking about just reinstalling so i can get all of my soudns back. how will my saved files be affected though?


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