Porting Esoundz Drum Group Buys to new DAW...

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2010/07/15 14:06:42 (permalink)

Porting Esoundz Drum Group Buys to new DAW...

I've got two different massive esoundz drum group buys on my old DAW that I'm porting over to the new DAW.  I've got them in both zipped and unzipped format on a large backup drive.  I tried just attaching the drive to the new DAW and dragging stuff over.  Most of that on other packages has worked fine.  But the esoundz stuff...no go.  Will I have to reinstall the "Infinite Player" on the new DAW and then one by one install all 50 some odd kits?  Say it ain't so, Joe!

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    Re:Porting Esoundz Drum Group Buys to new DAW... 2010/07/15 16:10:40 (permalink)
    My GUESS is yes.  They describe Infinite Player as the "Gateway" that allows you to play that material through Kontakt.  Even if you have Kontakt you STILL need to go through Infinite according to what I recall.

    But I seem to recall the process being fairly quick when I got into the 2nd drum buy.

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