EZ Player Pro and Toontrack Solo Midi Files

[TrebleHook]

It’s been so long since I used these, but pretty sure EZ Player Pro has drum midi included, and not sure about Toontrack Solo.  Just upgraded to the SD3 SDX Bundle, and was wondering if EPP and TS have midi files that can be added to SD3.   Also including a couple of screen shots from my main ssd where SD3 is installed.  Question is are the Midi files in the folder called database?  There are also 3 SL libraries of sounds listed.  Can these be moved to the external drive where used for my SD3 Drum libraries?  There’s also quite a few other packages in the database file not seen in image.  Just added for possible referencing from support.

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Superior Drummer 3 version: 3.3.3
Operating system: macOS Monterey (12)

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[John]

Hi,

EZplayer Pro had included MIDI files but not Toontrack solo.

I doubt that the installer for EZplayer Pro is Monterey compatible but what *should* work, if you are up to some manual work, is the following:

• download the EZplayer Pro package in the PM and click the small menu right next to the Download button and ‘Open in Finder’
• when the dmg is opened in Finder, open the ‘Contents’ folder, then the ‘Data/Midi’ folder.
• open another Finder window and locate your ‘{Mac HD}/Library/Application Support/EZdrummer/Midi’ folder.
• drag the three folders with EZ Player in their name from the EZplayer Pro image to the ‘Midi’ folder in the other Finder window on your hard drive.

Now, if you have any doubt about what you are doing and do not feel comfortable with manually copying stuff into your Application Support folder – don’t.
If you would get a dialog window asking if you want to overwrite any files, something isn’t right, so skip it.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[TrebleHook]

Thank John, the other question is to move those library folders to my external drive where the rest of the sample package is?    SL-Dummy, SL-Perc, and SL-SD3-electronic wondering if they installed there as a default on my main ssd.

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[John]

Hi,

the files and folders located in the /Library/Application Support/Toontrack/Superior Drummer 3/ folder are not meant to be moved like SDX libraries but to be considered part of the software. In short – moving these will break stuff. They do not take up much hard drive space.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

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