NEWBIE QUESTION

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carllackey
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2012/05/19 12:44:45 (permalink)

NEWBIE QUESTION

hello all i just bought sx1 producer and am coming from reaper and s1 pro 2. my question: how do i load my loops folder to be seen in sonar's browser? is this possible?
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    Skyline_UK
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    Re:NEWBIE QUESTION 2012/05/19 13:16:10 (permalink)
    Press B to open the browser.  Click on the tab with a folder icon on it, tooltip: 'Browse Media' and navigate to the loops folder from there.

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    Intel Sandy Bridge i7 2600 @ 3.4GHz, 4 cores, 8 threads, 16GB RAM.
    OS & Programs drive: 240GB SSD
    Data drives: 1 x 1TB drive RAID mirrored, plus extra 1TB data drive 
    Windows 10 Home 64 bit
    Cakewalk by BandLab 64 bit, Studio One 3,     Band In A Box 2016, Ozone 8
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    garrigus
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    Re:NEWBIE QUESTION 2012/05/19 13:17:09 (permalink)
    Yes, you can add any disk location you'd like to the Browser by creating a new Content Location. Under the Media tab, navigate to the folder location you'd like to save. You can use the Move Up One Level button (located just below the Media tab) to move to a parent disk location. Then double-click the folder to move into that folder. Now click the Save Content Location Preset button to save the location. You can also give the location a unique name (without changing the name of the folder) by double-clicking the Content Location menu before you save.

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    carllackey
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    Re:NEWBIE QUESTION 2012/05/19 14:02:32 (permalink)
    thanks for the help guys!
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