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I just bought a sample pack from vengeance primarily for drums. Ive seen youtube videos where people using fl studio and ableton have gone to grab a vengeance sample and its all organized really neat and tidy and everythings labeled like "kicks, snares, synth shots, etc" and just stuff like that. But i use logic pro and when i go to grab a sample i have to go through every single folder just to find a kick drum or something because instead of being very well organized, its all in a folder with like this little sample song. So i can only grab one drum loop or synth loop as apposed to being able to search through all the samples at once. Sorry if this is kinda confusing - i did my best to try to explain it.

Has anybody else ever had this problem or even knows what im talking about? Do i have to go through and organize all of these myself? I cant imagine that vengeance wouldnt have this feature at all.

Which vengeance sample pack did you buy? I know there are some (like one of their trance packs) that is made up of a bunch of demo songs where you go into the folders and grab pieces of the demo rather than having a bunch of one-shots. The fact that you're using Logic doesn't matter (as I use logic and don't have this problem) you might have just grabbed a different sample pack than the ones you've seen people using

Does Logic have a search function like Ableton?

Sounds like you haven't put them (the sample pack) in the library section of your hard drive.

I bought one of the dirty electro packs which does have a bunch of sample songs that i have to pick apart but i mean thats much more time consuming than it need to be. Is there no other way around this?

And no i dont think i put them in the library section of my hard drive my hard drive, i just moved them straight from my download folder to the folder that i have made for all my music stuff. How do i put them in the library section?

I don't get it, I use sample packs with logic and I just press B to get the search tab up (why B lol?).
I've organized my samples in a folder and that automatically pops up when I press B, so thats very convenient, try doing something similar
tbh I didnt really understand your question but we

It sounds like you've purchased a pack of prebuilt loops rather than individual one shot samples.

Electric_Head wrote:It sounds like you've purchased a pack of prebuilt loops rather than individual one shot samples.

Oh well i mean im contempt with what i bought i guess ill just have to do some organizing myself. Regardless i would definitely purchase another sample pack - does anybody have any recommendations for packs that are more based on one shot samples (packs that are fairly well balanced between drums other sounds)?