Logic Pro 9 Rearranging the library

[Motionthink]

Hi, I frequently create new strip presets and my logic library is getting rather messy. Is there a simple way to rearrange the items in it? Does anybody know if it exists somewhere in the file system of the computer so that it can be accessed in Finder?

 

[Markdvc]

System HD/Library/Application Support/Logic/Channel Strip Settings

or

Username//Library/Application Support/Logic/Channel Strip Settings

BTW, an easy way to find stuff like this is to load any channel strip in logic, then press "save as". A finder dialogue window opens, so you instantly see where Logic wants to store these presets.

kind regards

Mark

 

[Motionthink]

Thanks! Makes me wonder why I didn't think of that 🙂

 

[Colin Shapiro]

In addition to Mark's advice:
You'll see that there are default folders for the different kinds of Channel Strips: Aux, Bus, Input, Instrument, Master, Output and Track. Within these folders, you can also create and use subfolders to further organize your settings.

Another tip:
If you hold [Option] when you click on the [Setting] button at the top of a Channel strip, you can force Logic to load strips from all categories. For example, you can load a Bus Channel Strip into an Audio Instrument object. This may be useful if you want to load certain reverb settings etc.

Hope this helps...

Regards - Colin

 

[Eli]

Another tip:
If you hold [Option] when you click on the [Setting] button at the top of a Channel strip, you can force Logic to load strips from all categories. For example, you can load a Bus Channel Strip into an Audio Instrument object. This may be useful if you want to load certain reverb settings etc.

Regards - Colin

Nice tip!