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--- Eli Krantzberg <elik@videotron.ca> wrote:
> The .gig files are like archives. The samples cannot
> be read directly
> from them. Yes, you first have to put them into your
> sampler
> instruments folder and then call them up. The act of
> calling them up
> from within the exs will convert them to a native
> recognizable format.
> Once they are all converted you can trash the .gig
> files. You won't
> need them on your HD any more. And if you like, you
> can trash the newly
> created Garritan sampler instruments and just use
> Sean's.
Thanks Eli! So if I understand you I need to put the
.gig files directly in my sampler instrument folder.
Then I have to load every single instrument
individually into EXS and then I can transfer the
newly converted files to my sample drive. I better
make a pot of tea.
Thanks, JP
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