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Sample/Music organizers for people with too many files?
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| Akridrot |
So I went on a downloading spree (thank god for DownThemAll :D ) and ended up with hundreds/~thousand of samples. All of these files are basically new to me, and I have not had them for very long. So organizing is a logistical nightmare.
Most of these are in folders which are in subfolders, and so on and so forth. Lots of duplicate file names (kick.wav, snare.wav, etc) and I don't know most of their names because of how I downloaded them.
What can I do? I never got so many samples at once, and it's impossible to organize them well.
Any good programs designed for this?
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| Zombie0729 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Akridrot
So I went on a downloading spree (thank god for DownThemAll :D ) and ended up with hundreds/~thousand of samples. All of these files are basically new to me, and I have not had them for very long. So organizing is a logistical nightmare.
Most of these are in folders which are in subfolders, and so on and so forth. Lots of duplicate file names (kick.wav, snare.wav, etc) and I don't know most of their names because of how I downloaded them.
What can I do? I never got so many samples at once, and it's impossible to organize them well.
Any good programs designed for this? |
nope, when you installed them you should of set up subfolders then. i have all my percussions put together by, single hit's, loops(the sub loops, ie hip hop, new age, house, etc), fx'd percs (single hits)
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organization is my life |
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