[Ableton] Looking for the VST’s

EZdrummer Help
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  • John
    Moderator

    Hi,

    my first question is: are you using EZdrummer in Standalone at the same time as Ableton Live?
    If so, this is not how it is meant to be used, you should use it as a VST plugin but on a MIDI Track, not on an Audio Track.

    John Rammelt - Toontrack
    Technical Advisor

    ChiRhoPunk
    Participant

    When I check out my plugins folder, nothing about Toontrack, EZDrummer, Drumkit from Hell, or anything related to the product is visible. I am not running Solo and Ableton simultaneously

    ChiRhoPunk
    Participant

    :/

    No, that’s not how I’m using it.

    EZDrummer does not show up in my VST plugins.

    Basically, I’m feeling pretty jipped at this point. Hours of combing the internet and tryign to figure out exactly how I’m supposed to do this have been fruitless.

    I cannot get the instrument sounds from EZDrummer.

    John
    Moderator

    Hi,

    did you install the 1.3.2 update? Both 32-bit and 64-bit?
    I am slightly confused if you are able or not to load the EZdrummer plugin (your first post indicates you can) or if it is the dfh EZX expansion that you can not load?
    If the EZdrummer plugin does not show up among your VST’s, you need to check that Ableton includes the path to where the plugin is installed.
    If you are using Live in 64-bit, this location is not the same as the path to the 32-bit version of the plugin.
    E.g. the 32-bit version would normally be installed to ‘C:Program Files (x86)VSTPluginsToontrack’ (or similar, depends on your system wide VST settings), while the 64-bit version of the plugin would Default to ‘C:Program FilesVSTPluginsToontrack’.

    If it is the dfh EZX you wish to load, check the library selection drop-down at the top of the EZdrummer plugin interface if there’s anything else but the ‘POP/ROCK’ library populating the list.

    BR,
    John

    John Rammelt - Toontrack
    Technical Advisor

    ChiRhoPunk
    Participant

    Okay, I’m completely unclear what to do.

    I can drag and drop MIDI and play it on one of Ableton’s awful techno VST’s.

    What I cannot do is access any kind of VST for EZDrummer. It doesn’t show up in the VST plugins folder.

    I have both the patch and EZDrummer in 64 Bit.

    I went to Ableton page and followed their advice to run Ableton as Admin.

    DFH loads in the toontrack solo. However, Ableton cannot seem to locate anything to do with EZDrummer.

    ChiRhoPunk
    Participant

    Honestly, that’s as clear as I can get.

    I can use EZDrummer in the Toontrack solo thing.

    I can only drag and drop Midi from EZDrummer to Ableton. It doesn’t show up in the VST plugins folder for Ableton, so I’m stuck using shitty techno drums. I’m not sure where the problem lies.

    Does EZDrummer work with Ableton Live 9? The two function independently just fine.

    Is this an Ableton problem? Do I need to speak to them? IS there a way to make sure the path you mentioned is covered by Ableton or whatever?

    Olof Westman
    Forum Crew

    I only have Ableton 6 installed so it may be different with version 9.
    But, at the bottom of the Options menu I find Preferences, select
    it and am presented with a pop-up window that allows changes of
    various categories like: Look/Feel, Audio and MIDI/Sync. The
    next category is File/Folder. That’s where you can check on and
    set the path to where Ableton looks for VST plug-ins.

    Olof Westman - Toontrack
    Coder

    ChiRhoPunk
    Participant

    Okay, thanks much

    ChiRhoPunk
    Participant

    So, I uninstalled the prgram, deleted it, then redownloaded it.

    I was going to start again from scratch with the information given me here.

    The download finishes, and I open the installer. And I keep getting notifications telling me that none of the program files are present.

    What are you guys playing at here?

    Scott
    Moderator

    Please tell us exactly what downloaded files you installed and in which order you installed them.

    For example, you should download the TT106_EZdrummer_WIN.zip file. Unzip it and run the installer to the default location. Then, I would download the EZdrummer_Update_WIN_132.zip update. Unzip it and run the 32-bit installer. Then run the 64-bit installer if applicable. Then, I would open my DAW and make sure the path is set to those default plugin install location.

    Scott Sibley - Toontrack
    Technical Advisor

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