Hi,
I tried the following with DB 1.2:
- opened the Hemberger Kit - "saved as" Hemberger.dbkit in a new folder - a subfolder is created name Hemberger.dbkit which includes a Hemberger.dbkit file and a subfolder called Sounds which includes all the AIFF Files for the particular drums
- opened a Song created in 1.1 / or any other song created with 1.2 - try to apply the new Hemberger kit (the file open box does not see the Hemberger.dbkit file although it's there)
- reopened the Hemberger.dbkit file - all the drums had no AIFF file assigned (could not be found) - tried to assign the AIFF files manually - Message "unable to save document"
How to proceed?
Regards Thorsten
On 15 9 2004 at 2:20 pm -0400, Thorsten wrote:
- opened the Hemberger Kit
- "saved as" Hemberger.dbkit in a new folder
- a subfolder is created name Hemberger.dbkit which includes a
Hemberger.dbkit file and a subfolder called Sounds which includes all the AIFF Files for the particular drums
Hmm; the new folder (hemberger.dbkit) which you see should not appear as a folder, but rather as an opaque package (file). You're likely seeing it as a folder because you still have a copy of DB 1.1 kicking around on your system. Try deleting that, and logout/login, and see if it now works.
Note the paragraph right above the "miscellaneous improvements" heading in http://www.doggiebox.com/documentation/upgrading.html#1.2
- reopened the Hemberger.dbkit file
- all the drums had no AIFF file assigned (could not be found)
Yes, this is because you're not supposed to actually open that inner .dbkit file manually; Doggiebox should locate it by itself when you try to open the package.
Try again with a logout/login after ensuring 1.2 is the only version accessible to your system, and that ought to cure all ills.
-ben