Yeah I always have to re-order all of my stuff...have close to 250GB of wave files. So that can become quite messy. Only problem is if you remove some samples you've used previously, then you go to re-open that project, it won't be the same. Samples missing or replaced with another sample which has the exact same name....Lord do I hate that....
So yeah while sometimes it's nessicary, it's really a big pain in the ass.
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Difficult. I tend to use only a little variety of what i have and that's tons. I want to get myself an external hdd so i can gather all the samples there. Not like now where parts reside on my hdd and other on a dozen cds/dvds. I don't want to delete them, i just want to get them out of sight. The question is: has the use of a certain clap or hihat or whatever honestly really ruined a track for you that you liked otherwise? I don't really think so. Though i stumble into that trap regularly.
Having new fx/atmo/pad/vox samples from time to time can be rather refreshing, though, imo.
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