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View answer in context. Helpful answers Drop Down menu. Dec 7, PM in response to Fraky In response to Fraky When you install Logic, normally it just downloads and installs "Essential sounds" library on the first launch.

Loading page content. Reply Helpful 1 Thread reply - more options Link to this Post. Reply Helpful Thread reply - more options Link to this Post. Welcome to Apple Support Community. Posted December 16, Hi there, i can't seem to open the sound library manager. I know it's open in the background as it shows its face randomly every now and then but under the logic menu and open library manager the option is greyed out, i need to know if i'm downloading things.

This really frustrated me and i went back to ableton for it was sucking into my downloads and i couldn't stop it?? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options David Nahmani Posted December 16, Providing the desired storage location is compatible and formatted as instructed above, this can be due to a quick permissions issue, and you might just need to give Logic Pro access to your new library storage medium:.

From there click the Security and Privacy icon, then the Privacy tab on the top, and hit that lock icon in the bottom left corner so you can make changes. In the left column, click full Disk Access and select the checkbox next to Logic Pro in the app window on the right.

Simply follow the relocation steps above, but be sure to choose your internal Macintosh HD as the new, relocated Sound Library destination. FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. Check out 9to5Mac on YouTube for more Apple news:. Subscribe to our mailing lists. By using this site, you agree to our use of cookies. Code by Port Forward. Hosted by Nimbus Hosting. Connect with Facebook. Hey Ville, you should include the folder you are creating the symbolic link for.

That is the path the symbolic link will point to and also the name it will use for the symbolic link file itself. If one would be so tight on space that gb is essential to remove, a hard drive upgrade is definitely the right way to approach the problem.

My friend, I sincerely cannot thank you enough for this!! So, check both of those places for symlinks of the past. I hope that tidbit can be helpful to others who may see this! And again, you are my hero, thank you. Awesome, thank you for the kind words!

And great to hear this was of help to you. Also thanks for your input! Not sure how or why they ended up in the two paths, must have been user error. Thanks for getting back! Omg it worked! It creates a symlink or whatever from that simple code. Haha love that enthusiasm! I take it you mean the ln -s command? So cool. Also removes the need for these kinds of tutorials.