Inside Settings, find the Library Path or Sample Path section.

: Security software blocking the plugin from scanning local directories. Step-by-Step Solutions 1. Re-Link the Library Path via the Plugin

Contacting Support — what to include

: Move your "Documents" folder back to its original local directory or ensure the Ample Sound subfolder is set to "Always keep on this device". 3. Check for Incomplete Installations

If your external drive goes into "sleep mode" to save power, Ample Guitar M might attempt to load samples before the drive spins back up, triggering the failure error. Disable USB selective suspend in your OS power settings.

Look at the status of Ample Guitar M. If it says "Not Installed" or shows a blank path next to the library, click the (or Path ) button.

: Regularly check the Ample Sound website for updates to both the plugin and its sample library. Newer versions often include bug fixes and compatibility improvements.

Ensure your DAW (e.g., Logic Pro, Ableton Live, Pro Tools) has permission to access external drives and system folders.