Default location of EXS24 sample files (not Sample Instruments)

I'm trying to copy a few selected EXS24 Sample Instruments (orchestral strings) from one Mac to another.
I know where the Sample Instruments are, but can't find the associated sample files.
Any idea where they are?
Thanks!

You can move them from teh default location to wherever you want.
Drag the iTunes folder from C:\Users\<username>\Music\iTunes\iTunes Music to
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Hey everyone,
I just got an iMac 10.8.5 and got Logic Pro X on it. Before I was using Logic Pro on my Macbook Pro. I took all my projects on my macbook pro and brought it to the iMac via external harddrive. I then dropped all the samples into HD > Library > Application Support > Logic > Sampler Instruments. I then arranged all the samples within the Sampler Instruments folder under a new folder called "samples".
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Then I tried System Pref - Spotlight - Privacy - Adding the HD - then taking it away - that never did anything.
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Looking again at your original post:
are you sure that the missing samples are in your filesystem? (I.e., did you look in /Library/Application Support/Logic/etc for those specific files?)
Just out of curiosity, why did you put them in the Sampler Instruments folder? Don't they usually live in the EXS Factory Samples folder? If user samples, I think they would normally go in your user home folder, e.g. ~/Library/Application Support/Logic/EXS User Samples, or whatever you'd want to call it.
If none of those help, try reindexing Spotlight again via Terminal (credit to Christian L on MacProVideo for this step-by-step):
1. Quit Logic and restart your computer... just to be safe!
2. Launch the Terminal (Under Applications > Utilities)
3. Type the following command (exactly) :
sudo mdutil -E /
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5. Go take a (long) walk
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Logic X EXS24 - audio file not found

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I'm a long time Logic user (pre Apple) and can usually work my way around issue or find answers online, but I'm completely stuck with this one.
I've been running my current setup for about eight months now (new Mac Pro, latest versions of Logic Pro and OS) with no problem at all.
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