not exactly a blueprint for efficient workflow though eh?Homebelly wrote: Its the DAW equivalent of finding money down the back of the sofa..
this has to change asap!
I usually create a new library (and cancel when Live attempts to install the basic packs) before installing a new Live Pack.Tone Deft wrote:I hate this about Live, you install a pack and it just gets absorbed into the Library, hard to tell where all the new toys went.
There's an uninstall button in preferences > Live Packsdr.wackler wrote:I usually create a new library (and cancel when Live attempts to install the basic packs) before installing a new Live Pack.Tone Deft wrote:I hate this about Live, you install a pack and it just gets absorbed into the Library, hard to tell where all the new toys went.
Then I have a look at what locations new content was installed to, delete the new library and install again to my main library.
The thing I really hate is that recently with every subrelease update of Live, the library gets updated too, destroying all my custom organization of the factory content.
I guess you're refering to this bit of my post:hoffman2k wrote: There's an uninstall button in preferences > Live Packs
Well, by using the uninstall button, the bits of the basic content that I left in place (i.e. didn't customize in terms of organisation) would be removed. Hence it wouldn't help.dr.wackler wrote:The thing I really hate is that recently with every subrelease update of Live, the library gets updated too, destroying all my custom organization of the factory content.
yeah I guess the best idea is to back it up - at least the 'drum racks' folder that contains all those ADG files as it wouldn't be that bigSplashmas wrote:That looks nice Forge.
What do you think will happen when it comes to installing a session drums or drum machines update. Do you think the updater would get really confused? Also, reckon it could cause any confusion with authorisation for the packs?
I guess the sensible suggestion is to archive a copy of the library in it's original form.