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ok know there are other threads but i just want to cut to the chase.
at download i was able to direct library downloads via PM software to my external hard drive.
on the very first install wizard procedure it seemed like it let me choose where to install the libraries… but it still installed them from my external onto my computer hard drive smdh…
ideally the PM software should have an option upfront to guide you through this flow specifically if this is your intention… it’s not clear …
what is the most fool proof way to do this? is there a step by step guide?
it just ate like half my new m2 mac mini 1tb drive smdh… so frustrating.
help is much appreciated here…
Superior Drummer 3 version: 3.4.0
Operating system: macOS Sonoma (14)
Hi there,
The plugins must reside on your “system” drive. That’s not negotiable. The sound library can be “moved” to your external drive.
The library (I think) is in: Macintosh HD>Library/Application Support/Superior Drummer/
The folder is called: SL-Superior Drummer 3. So locate that folder. On your external drive create a folder called Toontrack then one called Superior Drummer External (or something like that). Copy SL-Superior Drummer 3 to the new location.
Start SD3, go into Settings > Libraries/Paths
There’s a hamburger menu that lets you change the path to the new location.
Once you have determined it finds the new path and folder, you can delete the old one on your system drive.
Mac Studio M1 Ultra, RAM 64 GB, 1TB Drive, OSX 12.x/13.x and Windows 10 (VM)
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