Thanks for the info! Very helpful. I have both Soundtrack and Garageband, and wasn't sure if the Jam Pack would be worth while. Guess I'm still unsure, but for now I'll add the Sou…

I made the script and posted it to Mac OS X Hints. Assuming Rob posts it, the script and detailed information about it will be available there. I don't want to retype the instructi…

id really like to get a copy of that script. id prefer one that removes the duplicated from soundtrack and leaves thes ones from garageband in place...since ive made several tracks…

Quote: Originally posted by Xeo: [b]Loop Duplications for GarageBand and Soundtrack - Total: 726 Loop Duplications for Jam Pack and Soundtrack - Total: 1429 [url=http://…

Quote: Originally posted by Xeo: I don't want to retype the instructions here if I don't have to. If you still retype text you might want to learn about the great …

Quote: Originally posted by dwishbone: id really like to get a copy of that script. id prefer one that removes the duplicated from soundtrack and leaves thes ones from g…

can u post the script...or email it to me? i didnt see it on that site.

Is this it? http://www.macosxhints.com/article.p...68&query=loops

bump... I really would like to see that script. Just in case this thread is lost

Quote: Originally posted by macintologist: Is this it? http://www.macosxhints.com/article.p...68&query=loops No that's not it. I'll just post it. I really thoug…

thanks. im sure that will help when my copy of FCP4 arrives. thanks a bunch.

Ok this isn't working. I have ST installed with all the loops in /Documents/Soundtrack Loops/ and I have Garageband installed with the Jam pack. I open Terminal, drag the script …

Quote: Originally posted by macintologist: Ok this isn't working. I have ST installed with all the loops in /Documents/Soundtrack Loops/ and I have Garageband installed…

the easiest way to make it work is to type ./gb-deletedupes.sh -b into the terminal. Note the space after -b. THEN drop your Soundtrack Loops folder onto the terminal, which w…

Quote: Originally posted by memento: the easiest way to make it work is to type ./gb-deletedupes.sh -b into the terminal. Note the space after -b. THEN drop your So…

So does one need to download a script or is this ./gb command all that is happening? If so, what is the command comparing againsts the Soundtrack folder if nothing is listed? Wha…

Quote: Originally posted by mrchin: So does one need to download a script or is this ./gb command all that is happening? If so, what is the command comparing againsts …

Quote: Originally posted by Xeo: From what I understand, GarageBand does not allow you to change the location of the loops but Soundtrack does. Does Garageband tole…

I think...

Quote: Originally posted by Nonsuch: Does Garageband tolerate dividing the loops into subfolders? I totally overhauled the Soundtrack loop folders so that Apple and non-…

Quote: Originally posted by Xeo: I trust that means it worked for you, which is a good sign. There isn't much to the script. It just deletes files relative to the dire…

Xeo ive talked to a few people that cant figure out how to get this to work...or have a little difficulty. would u be willing to let me use this and try to construct an application…

no matter what i do it always says "Action cancelled. No changes have been made." what am i doing wrong? i dragged the script into the terminal...i typed -b and then dragged the so…

Quote: Originally posted by Xeo: I added the duplicates between Soundtrack and the Jam Pack, and between GarageBand and the Jam Pack. Huh? Why would they put 20 …

Quote: Originally posted by dwishbone: upon further review it looks like all the duplicates are gone. it gave the permission denied error but deleted them anyway. Gl…