Hi All,
I've got a perplexing problem for one of my composer clients that recently popped up. When we load an instrument into EXS24, it's fine the first time we load it. However, if you close that session, and try to reopen it, Logic stalls forever on whatever that first EXS instrument is, searching for the first sample it needs to find. This is occurring across the board on all EXS instruments.
I did some poking around his sample drive, and it appears that all the samples in question are in .wav format. This doesn't appear (nor should it) to be a problem, and the sampler opens the given instrument - and corresponding samples - just fine upon first loading. However, when reopening the song - at the point where Logic stalls - I noticed it's looking for that first sample as an .aif file! (i.e. It's the same sample name, with just the incorrect suffix. That sample doesn't exist anywhere on the drive as an .aif file.)
Have any of you seen this before, and have any light to shed? FYI, he's using EXS Manager, and I tried directly relinking library by library, to no avail. Also, we've left it running for four hours hoping it'd relink, but it doesn't - it's definitely a full stall. I'd love to hear any thoughts or suggestions! Thanks much.
-J
I've got a perplexing problem for one of my composer clients that recently popped up. When we load an instrument into EXS24, it's fine the first time we load it. However, if you close that session, and try to reopen it, Logic stalls forever on whatever that first EXS instrument is, searching for the first sample it needs to find. This is occurring across the board on all EXS instruments.
I did some poking around his sample drive, and it appears that all the samples in question are in .wav format. This doesn't appear (nor should it) to be a problem, and the sampler opens the given instrument - and corresponding samples - just fine upon first loading. However, when reopening the song - at the point where Logic stalls - I noticed it's looking for that first sample as an .aif file! (i.e. It's the same sample name, with just the incorrect suffix. That sample doesn't exist anywhere on the drive as an .aif file.)
Have any of you seen this before, and have any light to shed? FYI, he's using EXS Manager, and I tried directly relinking library by library, to no avail. Also, we've left it running for four hours hoping it'd relink, but it doesn't - it's definitely a full stall. I'd love to hear any thoughts or suggestions! Thanks much.
-J