EZ Mix 2 Will NOT work with Cubase LE

[guitarbuck]

I have had Cubae LE and EZ Drummer on my MAC for about 4 years now and it worked flawlessly. I recently upgraded computers and am now running a PC with windows 7 64 bit, I had EZ Drummer working with Cubase and last week bought EZ mix and 6 packs for it, now my Cubase will not find the VST Plugin to EZ drummer after trying to set the path up for EZ Mix. In the plugin path set page, I can find the folder that the .dll files are sitting in but the path folder will not allow me to open the folder to access the .dll files. I have tried moving the .dll files to different folders with no results. Obviously it will not find the EZ Mix .dll but why did kick my EZ drummer .dll that was previously working out and not find it. Please help!! I am not sure what to try at this point

Thanks
Jim

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[Scott]

I’m not sure how much help I can be. Cubase LE isn’t a supported DAW for Toontrack products. Is your Cubase a 32-bit version? Are you setting the path to the 32-bit version of EZmix2? If you are using the 32-bit versions of both Cubase and EZmix, when you open the 32-bit EZmix 2 standalone and click Help->Show plug-in Path, does this match the path you are setting in Cubase? Are you setting the path to the 32-bit version of EZmix2? You can’t use the EZmix 2 64-bit in a 32-bit Cubase.

Scott Sibley - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[guitarbuck]

Just wanted to update:

I did get it all to work finally. I installed the 32 Bit version of EZ Mix 2 and to get the VST Plugin Path to find the EZ Drummer and EZ Mix .dll files, I had to physically place the .dll files into the Steinberg VST Plugin Folder. Then when you go to the VST Plugin Screen and update the Path in CUBASE, it automatically populates with both ToonTrack Vendor Files…. Easy as that… Just took me a few days to figure it out. I was about 5 minutes from converting everything to REAPER DAW, but I am about 4 years vested into CUBASE and really did not want the learning curve of a new DAW…. Someday I will break down and buy the full version of CUBASE… or learn REAPER…

Thanks
Jim

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