studio one 4 artist with the VST ad on does not recognize EZD1. Are these just not compatible? Ive tried to research but, only find info on EZD2. Ive assigned destination files etc…
EZdrummer version: 1.4.0 Operating system: Windows 10
If you have the VST add on and have set up your directories properly it should show up in the instrument tab.. The question I have is have you had issues with using any other VST plugins, or is it only EZDrummer that is causing you issues?
If you can then try another VST from another instrument or effect. You can find some free plugins on various sites – I won’t link any here. Look for sites like KVR audio or Plugin Boutique or similar. This is to ensure that the VST add on is working correctly. If not, then I recommend logging a ticket on Tuesday via the MyPresonus App (on iTunes and Play Store).
EZdrummer version: 2.1.8 Operating system: Windows 10
studio one recognized all other vst’s on my computer. im beginning to think its ezdrummer 1 . sounds like EZD2 works perfect. im going to try to re-install and see where that gets me. Thanks for your reply.
EZdrummer version: 1.4.0 Operating system: Windows 10
No problem. At a guess, from what you have said it sounds like your EZDrummer 1 is a 32-bit plugin, and that’s why it’s not loading in Studio One. Studio One V4 (all versions including Artist) only support 64-bit plugins. Ezdrummer 2 comes in both 32 bit AND 64 bit versions.
I use EZdrummer 2 with studio one v4 no problems. Or rather, too few to mention and only relevant to my set up.
Good luck!
Cheers,
Jake.
EZdrummer version: 2.1.8 Operating system: Windows 10
Ok. That’s a thought. I think I saw both 32 and 64 versions of
EZD1 when I was trying to find the .dll file. I may not have installed it however. I think a re-install is in order. Awesome, I hope that’s all it is. Thanks for the reply!
EZdrummer version: 1.4.0 Operating system: Windows 10
Eureka! My computer has two files used for “program files”. EZD was installing itself in the opposite one as studio one. Once I put EZD in the same one, Studio one was able to recognize. Sounds pretty simple but, slipped by me.
Thanks for your help guys!
EZdrummer version: 1.4.0 Operating system: Windows 10
Eureka! My computer has two files used for “program files”. EZD was installing itself in the opposite one as studio one. Once I put EZD in the same one, Studio one was able to recognize. Sounds pretty simple but, slipped by me.
Thanks for your help guys!
EZdrummer version: 1.4.0 Operating system: Windows 10
It’s the simple things that get overlooked and ate often the cause.
But yes Windows x64 (64 bit) has two program files. One with not digits Nd one labelled x86.
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