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ZapAxe
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 Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 12:32 am Post subject: Installing JS2 on alternate HDD |
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Installing JS2 on alternate HDD... (I have 4 in my DAW)
Starting my DAW all over again fresh installs for everything...
I'm trying to get all my VSTi's onto a a separate physical HDD, and so far so good with others...
I installed JS2 onto my 'alternate' samples HDD like I did with AD, etc... when I opened up Jamstix2 in Cubase, it locked up everything...? I then uninstalled/reinstalled onto my C: HDD and it's fine now...
Can't I install it onto a separae HDD?
Can I now reDIRECT the samples to my OTHER HDD after I installed it?
A friend told me that VSTi's ....
| Quote: | | you have to look in the program options when you run Jamstix |
This implies to me that I CAN redirect the sounds...?
BUT, if so... what's better to install JS2 program on C: drive or my alternate HDD if I want to use my other HDD to it's best?
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Ralph [RZ]
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Keep JS2 on the C drive but move the 'data' folder in the Jamstix2 folder to your alternate drive. Now start Jamstix and it will ask for the new location. That's it.
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ZapAxe
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| Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 11:18 am Post subject: |
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| Ralph [RZ] wrote: | | Keep JS2 on the C drive but move the 'data' folder in the Jamstix2 folder to your alternate drive. Now start Jamstix and it will ask for the new location. That's it. |
Excellent, I'll try that, just what I needed to hear. Sounds so easy a cave man can do it...
Some VSTi's install on alternate drives and can open in Cubase, though with Jamstix2 it wouldn't show up in my VST instruments... I moved the JS DLL to my VST plugins folder, which did allow Cubase to open it but I had some strangeness... so C: drive it went onto, and apparently is staying.
Thanks Ralph for your excellent response time  |
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