Designer drums. Well done abes!
no this is exactly what we've been talking aboutEmissary wrote:am i a total retard here? where are they in my library after install? what are they called!! what the hell?
the one wy you can find these ones is they have "(operator)" in the title, or as andrewbrewer said sort by 'date modified' in the browser
but I recommend creating a folder for them
cool thanks, but what section are they under, they are called designer drums but i have no folder called designer drums under either operator or drum racks?forge wrote:no this is exactly what we've been talking aboutEmissary wrote:am i a total retard here? where are they in my library after install? what are they called!! what the hell?
the one wy you can find these ones is they have "(operator)" in the title, or as andrewbrewer said sort by 'date modified' in the browser
but I recommend creating a folder for them
Hi All,Tone Deft wrote:where do these show up? are they the new presets that have (Operator) tagged after them? is that all of them?
I just posted an entry to my blog with installation and usage notes for Designer Drums. See - http://www.modulatethis.com/2008/09/installing-and.html
Enjoy,
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yes.Emissary wrote:am i a total retard here?
and I'm feeling like one as well...
I never knew that, thanks! best tidbit of advice I've read for a while!!andrewbrewer wrote:i'm probably saying the obvious, but i usually show "date modified" as a field in my patch-browser ... i sorted on that field to see the new operator drum presets.
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I use those path columns quite a lot and that didn't occur to me either initiallyTone Deft wrote:yes.Emissary wrote:am i a total retard here?
and I'm feeling like one as well...I never knew that, thanks! best tidbit of advice I've read for a while!!andrewbrewer wrote:i'm probably saying the obvious, but i usually show "date modified" as a field in my patch-browser ... i sorted on that field to see the new operator drum presets.
if you're really tricky then you'll notice a little discrepancy with those sort columns when changing from ascending/descending depending on whether the folders are open closed
I decided to re-organise my library a while back, which was not a good idea. Partly due to all the missing samples I ended up with and partly due to it all going Pete Tong when Live installed updates for the packs.Splashmas 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.
So personally, I'd recommend you don't mess with it. Instead, send an email to Ableton telling them to sort it out - you should be able to move things about without everything breaking.
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I'd agree, but one way you can re-organize is to make your own Drum Rack folder and then copy things in the way you want, thus leaving the regular library as is. I made my own folder in the drum racks folder where I put my own version of the drum machines kits and the designer drums kits and so on in their own sub folders. You know it'll be safe that way.jonny72 wrote:I decided to re-organise my library a while back, which was not a good idea. Partly due to all the missing samples I ended up with and partly due to it all going Pete Tong when Live installed updates for the packs.Splashmas 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.
So personally, I'd recommend you don't mess with it. Instead, send an email to Ableton telling them to sort it out - you should be able to move things about without everything breaking.
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yeah that's all I did - I only moved ADG files, not samples - no problems so far, but yeah I haven't updated yet, but at the moment I have no need to - I was fine with 7.07 until this pack made me updateglitchrock-buddha wrote:I'd agree, but one way you can re-organize is to make your own Drum Rack folder and then copy things in the way you want, thus leaving the regular library as is. I made my own folder in the drum racks folder where I put my own version of the drum machines kits and the designer drums kits and so on in their own sub folders. You know it'll be safe that way.jonny72 wrote:I decided to re-organise my library a while back, which was not a good idea. Partly due to all the missing samples I ended up with and partly due to it all going Pete Tong when Live installed updates for the packs.Splashmas 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.
So personally, I'd recommend you don't mess with it. Instead, send an email to Ableton telling them to sort it out - you should be able to move things about without everything breaking.
Its probable that it hit the fan when I went from Live 6 to 7, Ableton don't tend to update the Live packs much on point releases. Its not the end of the world either, I just deleted the library, installed all the packs again then copied my stuff in - probably not a bad idea doing that anyway after an upgrade.forge wrote:yeah that's all I did - I only moved ADG files, not samples - no problems so far, but yeah I haven't updated yet, but at the moment I have no need to - I was fine with 7.07 until this pack made me update
Worth keeping a copy of all the ALP files just in case you do need to re-install.