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Yes, you can do it. Be sure you've downloaded all of the additional content before you do this, because I got burned by not paying attention and moving some of it before I downloaded other parts and accidentally overwriting some things I needed. It was easy to recover, but a PITA. Once ALL of your content is downloaded, it's pretty simple.The big folders are here:/Library/Application Support/Logic/EXS Factory Samples (this is also where the new drum kit designer samples reside)/Library/Application Support/Logic/Ultrabeat Samples/Library/Audio/Apple Loops/Library/Audio/Impulse ResponsesYou may want to move others, but these are the ones I moved.

Here's the process:1. Copy the above folders to your external drive.2. Throw the original copies in the trash. Before you do this, all the usual warnings about making backups apply!3. Drag an alias of the copied folders to the original containing folder. In other words, if you moved the Impulse Responses folder to the root of your External Drive, you would drag an alias from External Drive /Impulse Responses to Internal Drive /Library/Audio. The Apple Loops folder would go in the same place.

You make an alias by simply dragging the folder while holding down the Command and Option keys. You'll see a little black arrow in the bottom left corner of the folder when you've successfully created the alias. Your folder should look something like this. Screen Shot 2013-07-21 at 3.05.37 PM.png (19.56 KiB) Viewed 27325 times4. Do the same thing for the External Drive EXS Factory Samples and Ultrabeat Samples folders, but put the aliases in the /Library/Application Support/Logic folder on your Internal Drive.5. Relaunch Logic X.

Everything should work, but I've sometimes had problems with Apple Loops. If they don't show up correctly, open up the Loops Library by going to the View menu and selecting Show Apple Loops. This may start the indexing right away, but if that doesn't work, drag your Apple Loops folder from you External Drive over to the Loops browser in Logic X and the indexing should begin.6.

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Check that your EXS, Ultrabeat, Drum Kit Designer and Space Designer presets are available and working by randomly loading some of them.7. Once you're satisfied that everything is working correctly, go to the Finder and select Empty Trash from the Finder menu.

This will give you back lots of space on your internal drive.I'm sure other people in this forum may have other (probably better) ways to do this, but this is how I did it.Good luck. Since this is sample content, it doesn't normally get updated much. I think this transition to LPX is the first time I've updated my aliases since LP9. Plug ins go in a different folder, so you don't need to worry about that. In fact, you bring up a good reason why I don't make aliases of the other folders.

They don't take up much room and they're more likely to be updated with a logic update, so I don't want to worry about them.If the sample content is updated, it will overwrite your alias and you'll have a new, for instance, EXS Factory Sample folder with just the new things in it. You'll have to move those new things to your external folder, taking care to put them where they belong, and then delete the new EXS Factory Sample folder and drag your alias back in from your external drive. But, like I said before, I don't think I've had to do this since LP9.

Yes, the folders I'm referring to in the post above are in the Library folder in the root of your hard drive, not in your user Library. So, if your hard drive is named Macintosh HD, the location would be Macintosh HD/Library.Elvtnedge, where is the Apple folder located? It should be inside the Apple Loops folder, but it sounds like yours is outside the Apple Loops folder? If the structure is changed in any way, Logic won't be able to find what it needs and will therefore think that you still need to download it. I need more info about what you're doing to help you troubleshoot.Wait a minute, I just went to the additional content menu and it's telling me that my legacy content is incomplete. I downloaded Jam Pack 1 again, just to see what happens.

LPX indexed it, but if I go back to the additional content menu, it still says the install is incomplete. Yet, if I randomly search for any of the loops in Jam Pack 1 in the loop browser, it immediately shows up and plays fine. I'm not sure if this is a bug or what's going on. Is the legacy content folder where you're seeing the incomplete status in the additional content menu? After using the symbolic links method for a few weeks I've encountered a rather annoying problem.Once in a while Logic will not see my sample and loops file placed on the external disk referenced with symbolic links (used SymLinker.app).

When I go to check my original locations where the link files should be, they have been reset to i.e. Library/Audio/Apple Loops/Apple/ with only a Final Cut Pro Sound Effects folder in it, so of course it doesn't link to the external drive with all the loops and samples.My external drive is not connected to my Mac all the time – only when I use Logic Pro X (or Final Cut Pro). But I can't figure out why Mac OS X replaces the link with the Apple/Final Cut Pro Sound Effects folder.? As far as I remember I have not launched Final Cut Pro for a long time.Anyone known to this?

With this course you learn to create your first Logic Pro X project from scratchLearn Apple's Logic Pro X from sflogicninja David Earl! Get up and running fast as he takes you from first note to final mix – explaining every detail – and helping you create you 1st Logic Pro X project!David Earl is one of the most popular Logic trainers in the world. That's why we selected him to design this first course in our Logic Pro X Core Training series. This initial course will demystify Logic Pro X while, at the same time, introduce you to all of Logic's main features.

It takes you on a complete production journey getting you comfortable with the LPX interface, main production tools, and workflow.You start out with an empty project and—by following along with David's expert step by step instruction—you quickly see a Logic project come to life. In the process you learn all about Logic's 'best practices' in organizing, creating and producing a project.This course covers all the essentials:.

Setup. Loops and the Loop Browser.

MIDI Recording. Audio Recording.

Editing MIDI and Audio. Flexing Time and Pitch.

Mixing/Automation. Bouncing and SharingSo dive into Logic Pro X with David Earl and get up and running in Logic Pro X faster than you ever thought possible!Check all of our ever-expanding selection of Core and Advanced Logic training courses. We've the world's largest library of Logic courses all led by industry pros and Apple Certified Trainers, so explore every aspect of Logic Pro X right here, right now!Table of Contents:1. Using Apple Loops (02:20)2. Green Apple Loops (02:50)3. Drummer (03:45)4. Basic editing (03:21)5.

Mixing (02:01)6. Bouncing & Saving (03:27)7. Finding and Auditioning (01:50)8. Saving a Project (02:00)9.

Section 1 Review (00:44)10. Exploring Logic's GUI (02:34)11. Exploring the GUI Library (02:26)12.

Audio MIDI Setup (01:50)13. Section 2 Review (00:28)14. Creating a New MIDI Track (03:13)15. About MIDI THRU (02:52)16.

Take Folders (02:00)17. Join Regions with Cycle Record (02:38)18. Create Tracks with Cycle Record (02:48)19. Section 3 Review (00:37)20. Track Setup for Audio Recording (02:10)21. Save and Record (01:59)22.

Audio Preferences (03:11)23. Setting the Sample Rate (02:26)24. Audio Take Folders (02:05)25.

The Project Audio Window (03:11)26. Section 4 Review (00:42)27. Using Hot Corners & Loops (01:57)28. The Inspector (04:20)29.

A Look at the Main Tools (03:35)30. The Audio Editor (03:03)31. Editing MIDI (03:00)32. Section 5 Review (00:37)33. Flex Pitch (05:01)34.

Flex Time (02:25)35. Drummer (03:31)36.

Section 6 Review (00:37)37. Setting Levels (03:10)38. Adding Compression & EQ (02:53)39.

Using Busses (03:46)40. Bouncing your Mix (05:30)41. Conclusion (01:14)42. Section 7 Review (00:37).

With this course you learn to create your first Logic Pro X project from scratchLearn Apple's Logic Pro X from sflogicninja David Earl! Get up and running fast as he takes you from first note to final mix – explaining every detail – and helping you create you 1st Logic Pro X project!David Earl is one of the most popular Logic trainers in the world. That's why we selected him to design this first course in our Logic Pro X Core Training series. This initial course will demystify Logic Pro X while, at the same time, introduce you to all of Logic's main features. It takes you on a complete production journey getting you comfortable with the LPX interface, main production tools, and workflow.You start out with an empty project and—by following along with David's expert step by step instruction—you quickly see a Logic project come to life. In the process you learn all about Logic's 'best practices' in organizing, creating and producing a project.This course covers all the essentials:.

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Setup. Loops and the Loop Browser. MIDI Recording. Audio Recording. Editing MIDI and Audio. Flexing Time and Pitch.

Mixing/Automation. Bouncing and SharingSo dive into Logic Pro X with David Earl and get up and running in Logic Pro X faster than you ever thought possible!Check all of our ever-expanding selection of Core and Advanced Logic training courses.

We've the world's largest library of Logic courses all led by industry pros and Apple Certified Trainers, so explore every aspect of Logic Pro X right here, right now!Table of Contents:1. Using Apple Loops (02:20)2.

Green Apple Loops (02:50)3. Drummer (03:45)4. Basic editing (03:21)5. Mixing (02:01)6.

Bouncing & Saving (03:27)7. Finding and Auditioning (01:50)8. Saving a Project (02:00)9. Section 1 Review (00:44)10. Exploring Logic's GUI (02:34)11.

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Exploring the GUI Library (02:26)12. Audio MIDI Setup (01:50)13. Section 2 Review (00:28)14.

Logic Pro 9 Additional Contents Free

Creating a New MIDI Track (03:13)15. About MIDI THRU (02:52)16. Take Folders (02:00)17. Join Regions with Cycle Record (02:38)18. Create Tracks with Cycle Record (02:48)19. Section 3 Review (00:37)20.

Track Setup for Audio Recording (02:10)21. Save and Record (01:59)22.

Audio Preferences (03:11)23. Setting the Sample Rate (02:26)24. Audio Take Folders (02:05)25. The Project Audio Window (03:11)26. Section 4 Review (00:42)27. Using Hot Corners & Loops (01:57)28. The Inspector (04:20)29.

A Look at the Main Tools (03:35)30. The Audio Editor (03:03)31. Editing MIDI (03:00)32. Section 5 Review (00:37)33. Flex Pitch (05:01)34. Flex Time (02:25)35. Drummer (03:31)36.

Section 6 Review (00:37)37. Setting Levels (03:10)38.

Adding Compression & EQ (02:53)39. Using Busses (03:46)40. Bouncing your Mix (05:30)41.

Conclusion (01:14)42. Section 7 Review (00:37)Show More.