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Library Creator
Unassigned VST Sound Containers
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Remove
Removes the selected folders or files.
Unassigned Section
This section is divided into two tabs: Samples and VST Sound.
When dropping preset files into a VST Sound container, the Samples list is filled with all
samples that are required. Then, you can decide which VST Sound container you want them
to be part of. In the most simple case, your library only consists of a single VST Sound
container. In this case, you can drag all samples into the container in the Content section.
This adds a Private Audio Folder and the samples are placed inside.
A more advanced setup is to add several subfolders to the Private Audio Folder and to
distribute the samples into these folders, for example, all brass samples to a brass folder,
all string samples to a string folder. This allows for a better overview over the contents of
the container. To select only some samples, use the Unassigned Filter section to limit the
selection of samples to the selected presets.
This filter possibility becomes even more powerful if you want to distribute samples over
multiple VST Sound containers. This could be necessary if you want for example to keep the
VST Sound containers smaller than 4 GB, so that they can be stored on a FAT32 hard drive or
USB stick. In this case, you can drag a part of the samples on one VST Sound container and
the rest on another. This will create a Private Audio Folder in each VST Sound container and
add the samples.
As soon as samples are added to a VST Sound container, the sample path references inside
the presets are remapped to the new VST Sound container location.
Unassigned VST Sound Containers
When adding presets to your library that use samples referring to other VST Sound
containers, these containers are added as required VST Sound containers to the Unassigned