Hi folks.
Okay, so you have found an old project that you never finished.
You have got some of the loop names.
But I cannot track them back to an original soundpool.
There must be an easier way of doing it than trawling your way through all your soundpools to find the right one.
Hi
The error message you should get tells you which Soundpool and where the Soundpool loop should be as shown below
In the example above the Soundpool is Ambient vol 6, Drums and the missing loop is CaveDweller D.wav.
If the Soundpool does not exist in the location where the error message indicates, and the Soundpool search does not find it, then it is elsewhere., in which case use Windows File Explorer search to see if it is elsewhere on your computer.
Note: the Soundpool search can only search folders it knows about,
HTH
John EB
Forum Moderator
@Gochikku I made a CSV-list of loop names here. It's 99% complete up until the end of 2020. Just search it for your loop file name.
https://www.magix.info/us/forum/list-of-soundpool-loops-by-name--1242858/
@Gochikku I made a CSV-list of loop names here. It's 99% complete up until the end of 2020. Just search it for your loop file name.
https://www.magix.info/us/forum/list-of-soundpool-loops-by-name--1242858/
Wow, that is what I was just looking for. With a chance to expand and add onto. Can You remember where about you stopped compiling the info? I can sort of remember the soundpools that were released over the last 2 years or so as I have them on my computer.
Thanks Dave
@Gochikku The list is from 31.03.2021. It looks like the last added Soundpool was Score - Dilogy or 80s Nostalgia Drive. If you sort all Magix Soundpools by release date this Soundpool sits currently on page four. So everything new (not re-releases) on page 1 to 4 is missing.
https://producerplanet.com/us/audio/loops-samples-250/?label[]=magix&sort=date_desc
It is possible I will remake this list at the end of this year to add the new Soundpools. I want to do it a little bit differently and use the current Producerplanet names instead of the somewhat arbitrary folder names from my hard drive.
If you still have your Soundpools on your computer you can just search with Windows' internal search function or get a free tool like "Everything" that indexes all your files on your computer and then finds them in a split second.