Ryan Klesh

*huge sigh of relief* One thousand thanks to you good sir or madam. This was indeed the issue. Such a minor thing, thanks for pointing this out to me! You have literally made my existence lighter on this day.

Na I was just noting that I did in fact reboot, when making the change from Big Sur to Monterey. The problem was first in Big Sur, and the upgrade to Monterey didn't solve it. Yep tried this and it did not work either. Good call though.

Yep. Was using Big Sur and someone suggested I upgrade to Monterey. So I did that, and it involved rebooting.

-Currently using Logic Pro X 10.7.4 and macOS Monterey 12.7- I purchased some royalty-free drum samples a while back (wav). I saved them all to my desktop and at first had no problem simply dragging them into Logic. Now they don't seem to drag in. Like Logic won't accept them. Sort of driving me nuts I can't figure out why this might be, despite extensive forum surfing. Any insights?

Similar problem to others on this thread; I purchased some royalty-free drums samples a while back (wav). Currently using Logic Pro X 10.7.4 and macOS Big Sur 11.7.1 I saved the samples all to my desktop and at first had no problem simply dragging them into Logic. Now they don't seem to drag in. Like Logic won't accept them. Sort of driving me nuts I can't figure out why this might be despite extensive forum surfing. Any insights?

Wow incredible. Thank you good sir! You're a life saver. Cheers

I record some tracks to an SD card via a Zoom LiveTrak L-12 mixing board. I then insert SD card into my laptop and drag the files into Logic. The files appear and everything is good. But then when I revisit the project in Logic later on, without the SD card inserted, Logic can't find the audio files. Where do I put these files so that I don't need the SD card inserted in order for Logic to be able to find them? I assumed I could create a folder on my desktop to put the audio files in so that Logic could pull them from there. But am I missing something?