[Artfuldodger]

Well, the kit was different.

So I change it to Modern Basic.

It is much closer, but still feels like something missing dynamically.

[Artfuldodger]

I tried what you said.

I created a complete duplicate copy of my sesssion/project in Pro Tools.

I used Rosetta to open the original old one with EZ Drummer 2.

The original version sounds great. The drums sound great. There are no eq, delay or another plugins on the EZ Drummer 2 track on the original.

I opened the duplicate session/project and created a complete new stereo instrument track with EZ Drummer 3.

I copied the midi from the EZ Drummer 2 track to the EZ Drummer 3 Instrument track.

This track does not have any other plugins on it either.

Don’t know what is different but the drums don’t sound like the original and definitely don’t sound good.

One more thing, the version of the session/project with EZ Drummer 3 track is Apple Silicon with Sonoma, not running Rosetta.

Jim

Reply To: Pro Tools & EZdrummer 2 & 3 version: 3.0.6
Operating system: macOS Sonoma (14)

• This post was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Artfuldodger.

[Artfuldodger]

What is your installation path?

On my computer from the root drive it is:

ezdrummer/program files/toontrack/ezdrummer

Under this directory is the ezdrummer.dll, the help folder, midi folder and sounds folder.

Under the library/application support/toontrack/ezdrummer the following folders exist:

MixerPresets
PresetsEZX

I am wondering if there is an installation path issue.

EZDrummer works fine in Pro Tools, but when I try to add the third party midi files there are not found.

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