I'm wanting to use logic pro x with all the fully loaded features but have it on a dedicated hard drive, that way it doesn't suck up all the storage on my lap top. Is there a particular way of going about this? I'm going to further investigate online, but I like coming here because I can bypass so much BS and just get great advice from brilliant people who are also passionate about the art. Thanks for any help in advance.
Recording with Logic Pro X using dedicated External HD
- Thread starter Murdock
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Assuming you have logic installed on your main computer drive, just save the project, I check the include assets box, on to the external.
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