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I'm OCD with files in general, so mines is like:

-MASTER FOLDER

--Kicks
--HiHats
--Snares

--FX (Small)
--FX (Big)
--FX (Atmospheric)

--Vocals
--Vocals 2
--Vocals (Movies)

--Sample Pack (DOA)
--Sample Pack (Ewun)
--Sample Pack (DSF)


etc, etc, etc...

Once you have something like that set up its easy to just add a new sample where it goes. I like to know where I got stuff from so I can clear them / give credit in the future if the need ever arises. (Sorry, I have big dreams) LOL

Justin Roche wrote:a number of years a go, when I first started. I used to use an Akai Sampler with floppy disks....

hah

stop bringing back memories of akais and floppies

[grandad]bloody kids dont know theyre born these days. instant recall, gigs of sapce, full screen editing, more than 8 char filenames...[/grandad]

ive lost so many tunes because of 1 corrupt floppy out of 8 and its soooooo annoying. took forever to chop a rbeak as well.. 2 lines of text on my s2000.

my samples are fairly well organised. have to go on a mission vevery now and then to tidy up. usual drums/bass/instruments/vocals categories.

been deleting tons recently. how many kicks do you need ? find some good ones and delete the rest. and any mp3s... shit in shit out...

I have a folder named samples which contains pack folders, my own sample folders and some random samples I created.

The key for getting around them is not keeping shit samples and having as little as possible, I basically know exactly where to look, because I remember, what everything contains.

My sample library isnt to bad but i hate the idea of deleting samples even though i will probably never work on the huge folder of unfinished tunes i have that are linked to those samples. i dont even want to move them in case what ever sampler doesnt have a search for missing samples function. I have been stung by that a few to many times