Where the &^%@#&$ are Converted Giga Files stored.

I assumed that when i loaded/converted a .gig file into EXS24, it made a patch for it and referenced the actual Sample files in the original Giga File.
This cannot be the case as i can boot the song file and play it without the gig files (located on an external drive ) being available as the external is turned OFF.
I have set Logic to save a copy of the EXS instruments to the Project folder, but NOT the samples, so Where oh where are these files held please?

The raw samples will be stored in a folder called DLS Giga Samples. Users > Library > Application Support > Logic > DLS Giga Samples, et voila!
It's not worth moving the DLS folder as Logic will simply recreate it at this location every time you convert a Giga file, simply move the individual folders containing the samples to wherever you want them, i.e. on an external or SATA sample drive. The next time you boot the EXS version of the Giga File up, your Mac should search and find the sample's with relative ease.

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