How find groove used

[David Klvac]

Hi all.
Was messing with some ez drummer grooves and droped a few down and closed ez now I’m not sure what library it came from?
Thanks in advance.

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[Scott]

Once grooves are dragged into the host, there’s no way for a plugin to remember.

I keep an analog pencil and paper handy to jot down the names of useful grooves.

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Technical Advisor

[David Klvac]

Rats!
That’s what i figured Scott.
Thanks.

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[Peter Hilgendorf]

Hi Scott,

is this still the case? Can you do any sleuthing with the file name in the upper left hand corner of the grooves?

That would sure be a great addition to future editions. I’m in the same situation where I bought a bunch of libraries and then did a kind of impromptu song that although didn’t strike me as memorable there’s one verse that the drums fit somewhere else so much better!

Desperately, could one copy that groove and then open a new project and then paste it and try to work around it? I’m using Logic 8 on a mac if that matters.

Thanks if you or anyone else can offer some help!

Mark

[Scott]

Well, Rogue did try to explain the groove hieroglyphics in this post. I don’t understand any of it

http://www.toontrack.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=81397

Scott Sibley - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[Peter Hilgendorf]

Thanks Scott, I will try to digest that…I appreciate the link as I wasn’t good at phrasing the search thru the forums.

mark

[ronnieg]

ORIGINAL: mwothe

Hi Scott,

is this still the case? Can you do any sleuthing with the file name in the upper left hand corner of the grooves?

Mark

I uswed to work those out but now in Cubase 6 the damn track name overwrites that little box.

http://www.songramp.com/homepage.php?userid=16509

[Scott]

ORIGINAL: ronnieg

ORIGINAL: mwothe

Hi Scott,

is this still the case? Can you do any sleuthing with the file name in the upper left hand corner of the grooves?

Mark

I uswed to work those out but now in Cubase 6 the damn track name overwrites that little box.

Yes, yes it does. I use Cubase 4 and it does the same thing.

Scott Sibley - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

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