
There’s a Logic folder, which contains subfolders that house the audio samples for Alchemy, Ultrabeat, and EXS (including all the samples for the kits in Drummer/Drum Kit Designer, which is just a skin for EXS), as well as the EXS Sampler Instruments (which include EXS front-panel and Instrument Editor settings and the keymaps that reference the individual (separate) samples).

Location, Location, Locationīy default, Logic puts all its Sample Library content on the startup disk, mostly within the main Library folder/Application Support folder. This article will take a brief look at sample management in Logic Pro X. And of course, when things are moved around, or when system updates are made or new hard disks added, things can move around enough for the samples to go missing, which may also require some user intervention to restore proper operation. Additionally, many users prefer to move these samples from their default installed locations, which can be a bit more complicated.
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The process of installing these assets is easy enough, but there still may be some manual effort required.

Logic Pro X comes with an extensive library of sampled instruments, loops, and convolution reverb IRs, all of which include samples that are kept on the user’s hard disk.
