However, if I understand the situation correctly, your system should still have all the receipt files intact, so that's not a solution in my opinion. I call this technique 'Receipt transplant'.

What Pancenter is suggesting above would work only in case you have reinstalled or restored macOS while still having the library on external drive as a result of manual relocation. Hey Josh, looks like yet another glitch with the sound library. in a professional Application.ĭoes anybody know how I can tell Logic that my library is on my external drive. The thought that I have to reinstall the whole library (67 GB) just that logic knows where the library is, seems too ridiculous to me to be true. (see picture)Ĭlosing logic and restarting it didn't work either.

Interestingly in the 'relocate sound library' window, it calculated the size of the library on my external drive. I can't find a way to tell Logic that the sound library is on my external drive. Now logic seems to assume that I have no library at all and wants to install the Essentials again. Had I known that Logic completely forgets where the Library is when I do this, I would have been more patient. So I connected it and hit the retry button 2-3 times (probably while the drive was still starting up). Today I started my MacBook and the Drive was disconnected, so Logic asked me to connect it. Everything worked fine, I already used Logic with the full library during the last few days.

I used the function 'relocate sound library' to install the whole library on my external drive. I just installed Logic Pro X a few days ago.

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