MDrummer - remove accidentally imported loops

[GusGranite]

I was importing sample libraries into MDrummer to build drumkits and accidentally imported longer loops. Is there a quick way to remove them? Luckily they are folders named Loops, I'm just not sure how it works regarding file system / database once they have been imported. Thx

[goldglob]

The solution depends on what you did exactly (there are different ways to 'import' stuff).
When you say 'importing sample libraries' was it from Main menu> Analyze and import a sample library ?
Where are these 'folders named Loops'? Are you on Windows or Mac?

[GusGranite]

The solution depends on what you did exactly (there are different ways to 'import' stuff).
When you say 'importing sample libraries' was it from Main menu> Analyze and import a sample library ?
Where are these 'folders named Loops'? Are you on Windows or Mac?

Yes, Menu > Analyze.
I imported my Loop Loft folders from my samples hard drive, some of them had loops in sub folders that were imported as well. I’m on Windows.

Thanks!

[goldglob]

Main menu> Analyze and import a sample library...creates Drumset files in Drumsets/ Imported (not Samples/ Imported), which when loaded point to the original samples location, so does not actually import (copy/move) the samples.
I'd say all you need to do is delete the Loops folder either by finding the Drumsets/ Imported folder on your hard drive or just directly within MD by using the delete button in DRUMSET EDITOR/ DRUMSET TOOLBAR/ Load.
Bear in mind that if during the analyse/import process you chose the option to generate components (as well as generate complete drumsets) then you should also look for 'imported' folders in your components directory E.G. Drumsets/ Components/ Bass drum 1/ Imported....
Another approach would be to start again by using 'Delete all imported drumsets and components' (in the first page of the analyzer) then re-organize your sample library so that just what you want is scooped up...if not a problem.
Hope this helps.

[GusGranite]

Main menu> Analyze and import a sample library...creates Drumset files in Drumsets/ Imported (not Samples/ Imported), which when loaded point to the original samples location, so does not actually import (copy/move) the samples.
I'd say all you need to do is delete the Loops folder either by finding the Drumsets/ Imported folder on your hard drive or just directly within MD by using the delete button in DRUMSET EDITOR/ DRUMSET TOOLBAR/ Load.
Bear in mind that if during the analyse/import process you chose the option to generate components (as well as generate complete drumsets) then you should also look for 'imported' folders in your components directory E.G. Drumsets/ Components/ Bass drum 1/ Imported....
Another approach would be to start again by using 'Delete all imported drumsets and components' (in the first page of the analyzer) then re-organize your sample library so that just what you want is scooped up...if not a problem.
Hope this helps.

Excellent. Thank you so much.

It would be cool if you could 'ignore loops' as a setting so that it only imports hits.

Cheers

[jaydog4]

thank you