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post Sun 9 Jan 2005, 09:04
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Hello,

I have a large amount of SF2 files in their correct folder in order to be read-able by GarageBand.

I would like to use them in Logic Express 7.

Can anyone give me, or direct me to, an in-depth tutorial for doing this?

Thanks.
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post Mon 10 Jan 2005, 21:50
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check the manual with the software nad look at the section regarding the sampler. I think I read the Logic 7 comes with EXS sampler and depending on what changes they have made since I used it... you can put the sf2 files in the virtual instruments folder for the sampler and import the files and the sampler will convert to .exs format for its use. cool.gif


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