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Q:
I have a dedicated disk for samples, How do I direct AD to that disk?
A:
On PC:
Simply install AD on that disk. On Mac: You can use unix-filesystem-links to move the samples directory. Follow the following steps: 1. Move the folder "/Library/Application Support/Addictive Drums/Sound Data" to your preferred location. (By dragging it in finder and holding down the command button) 2. Open a terminal window, and write "ln -s ". (note that the first letter is a lowercase L, not an uppercase i and also note the space at the end) and do not press return just yet... 3. Drag the moved folder "Sound Data" (from its new location) and drop it on the terminal window. (this will paste the text of the path) 4. Select and copy the following string, (including the space in the beginning): 5. Paste the text into the terminal window and press return. Done! Explanation and undo: What you do with "ln -s" is telling osx to create a "symbolic link" to your new location from the original. After step 5, if you for instance browse in the finder, it will appear as that the soundfile(s) exists in both places. To remove the symbolic link, paste this into the terminal and press return: Then move the "Sound Data" back to it's original location. ( /Library/Application Support/Addictive Drums/ ) ( up )
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