The Toontrack EULA is very clear with what Toontrack allows and encourages you to do with Toontrack products.
Toontrack cannot be held responsible for other companies policies and rules nor give you answers to why someone asks those particular questions regarding how you have produced your music.
I suggest you contact the company in question, explain your situation and ask them for advice.
Personally, I think it seems pretty ludicrous – who doesn’t use Presets for example, even on hardware synths?
I’m a TV-series composer, would I need to record every single instrument in an orchestra myself and not be able to use orchestral libraries when I publish the Scores?
The SD3 Core SDX, Custom & Vintage SDX, Music City SDX, The Metal Foundry SDX, The Jazz EZX, The Nashville EZX and The Singer-Songwriter EZX (this one has 3 different type of sticks) are examples of libraries with Sticks hits for count-ins.
then it’s nothing I can see as a Forum Technical Advisor. I would either contact Bestservice, who sold you the product, or Toontrack Support directly via the ‘Contact Support’ button found at the bottom of every FAQ page.
I think the screen shots look as how they should when you select a Custom Install location for the Sounds and MIDI.
I am unsure how the Trial version works with Custom locations, should work the same as the Full version though, i.e. have no problems.
If you go into Settings > Libraries/Paths in EZD3, does the path to Sounds and MIDI Libraries point to your Custom location?
If it seems ok, can you go to the ‘Advanced’ tab and ‘Restore MIDI Database’?
while I do not understand the part of you getting 4 folders when downloading the Product Manager application, the way to Uninstall EZdrummer via the PM app is to download the Installer for the Core Library and then from the small “hamburger” menu right next to the ‘Download’ button select ‘Uninstall’.
An alternative is to navigate to your {Mac HD}/Library/Application Support/EZdrummer/ folder and delete these folders:
EZX3_EZdrummer3_BrightRoom
EZX3_EZdrummer3_MainRoom
EZX3_EZdrummer3_TightRoom
which will remove the Sounds but keep the MIDI. So that’s a manual part uninstall, so to speak.
However, you will only get back about 15GB on your drive if you uninstall the EZdrummer 3 Core Library and Hitmaker is 93,5GB so I recommend installing SDX:s on an external drive, preferably an SSD one.
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