So, first I have to ask you guys to sorry me...

I downloaded the content club stuff, DSF, the loops and the rapture thing, got everything unpacked, but have no idea on where to put the content... I installed DSF using default places, but didn't try yet to see if Dim Pro will find it... I think it will...

I saw Ryan's post warning about the new exp. pack inst. for Rapture, I am downloading it as I write this post.

Can you folks tell me where to put the rest of the components?

Thank you a lot.

Peace.

IMHO... Bin It

The only piece that does not have an installer which handles the file locations is the most recent content club item "LoopMasters-100_Artist_Series_Compilation." It really does not matter where you put these since the media browser in SONAR can navigate all of the drives in your computer. Maybe in a directory that is visible at the toplevel of the browser Media|Audio Library which would be in your "Cakewalk Content\Audio Library." Again, it is just a matter of preference.

Oh man... I am really geting quite lazy... I didn't realized that, among all things downloaded and unziped, I got a install instuction word file, wich explains how to turn avaiable Encanti-Haunted EDM for Rapture... It says:

1.       Download the Haunted EDM expansion pack to a common location on your computer, such as your Desktop or Downloads folder
2.       Right-click over the "Encanti - Haunted EDM.zip" folder and select "Extract All..."
3.       Open the Extracted Folder
4.       Right-click over the the "Encanti - Haunted EDM" folder and select "Copy"
5.       Double-click on the "Shortcut to Rapture Programs Folder" shortcut. This will open your Rapture Programs folder.
6.       Right-click in the now opened Rapture Programs folder and select "Paste". This should place the "Encanti - Haunted EDM" folder into your Rapture Programs folder
7.       Delete the programs.lst file contained with this folder
At this point, you should see your new library of Haunted EDM programs listed in the Rapture Program Browser. Please note that the first time you open your Programs Browser it may take a moment to re-populate your list of programs.


Well... I have to test out if dim pro can find the new content...


Peace.