First off - thanks much.

But.... I am having a few issues with a few of the programs because they're looking for certain waves that do not appear to be accessible on my machine.

Rapture running fine as are all my programs installations through 1.2.2 (note, I have not yet installed X2 yet). Doubt that matters.
Fol program libraries work without a hitch:
01 Sequences through 09 Drums
Biolabs
Elements
Expansion Pack 1

Expansion Pack 2

Piscis

Some of the wavs associated with the Encanti Haunted programs are:
003 Analog Saw1
010 - Analog Square1
012 - Analog Square3
015 - Analog Traiangle2
(these files are in the Basses of Encanti)

Can someone look their system over and see if either they are seeing the same issue or tell me maybe what install had those files.... like I said.... have no difficulty so far...

Thanks All!

The ones you mention are in the Pro-Sounds/Waveforms multisample directory on my machine. I have had Rapture for years and kept it current. Unfortunately, I do not remember when that set of samples showed up.

Will these work with LE?

***Solved - Found the issue.  Problem was my confusion of where to place the wavs.... in x86 or just the regular program files directory structure.  Thanks for the help.

@Luteman... If you have X2 you got a download for the full version of Rapture... unless you are not installing it for some reason. Hope you've been well. Cheers.

The installation folder has a shortcut to where I guess the default location for sounds is. If your Rapture sounds are installed here then it's really convenient, you just have to copy the sound folder, click the shortcut, then paste it. If your sounds were installed somewhere else I guess you have to find them and paste it there instead. 

The LE question is a good one. I do not have Rapture LE installed or I would try it out. I know in the past that some liked to use the LE versions of DimPro and Rapture to save on CPU.

Beepster


@Luteman... If you have X2 you got a download for the full version of Rapture... unless you are not installing it for some reason. Hope you've been well. Cheers.

Hi Beeps - Yep, I was having a dumbass moment there . . . I realised 5 minutes after posting. I was confusing it with Z3ta+ I think. 

Edit: Scook thinks it was a good question, so I don't feel quite so daft 

Rasure


Need to press F5 to refresh raptures browser once installed, they will show up then.

Thank you Rasure I will try that when I am in the studio.

sharke


The installation folder has a shortcut to where I guess the default location for sounds is. If your Rapture sounds are installed here then it's really convenient, you just have to copy the sound folder, click the shortcut, then paste it. If your sounds were installed somewhere else I guess you have to find them and paste it there instead. 

I have clicked on the link. This link takes you to a hidden system folder called Program data. Inside of that folder you find the structure that takes you to the rapture sounds. The only other way to see the folder is to go to the control panel and click on folder options. From there unclick hide protected operating system files. Then you can navigate down to the rapture program folder.


Or just use the shortcut in the directions which is what I have done. I copied the folder into the place it is suppose to go. I restarted Sonar a few times but have not seen the expansion pack inside Rapture. I will try again tomorrow to resolve this. 

Rasure


Need to press F5 to refresh raptures browser once installed, they will show up then.

Thank You Rasure!! That did the trick and fixed it. Once I copied and pasted everything to the proper place I had to open up the rapture browser and hit F5. The browser rescanned and there was my add on pack