I think it’s a matter of what kind of key strokes and commands are passed onto plugins or claimed by the host.
One kind of workflow for standalone and another one for plugins isn’t optimal.
Why not save Projects in the standalone that you recall in the plugin?
So are you saying hat I can build a song project in the standalone and then open it from within the plugin version?
Update: tried to do that but guess what, there is no “open” button in the plugin so no way to do this. How do you suggest I accomplish this?
Sure can’t. Been looking for a workaround as I have heard of others circumventing the Toontracks installer in order to use it on XP. Heard it might crash more frequently but that it works. Perhaps do a web search. Good luck.
I don’t give a rats a** if you support my software just make it work with XP. I purchased it specifically because it said it worked on XP and like a previous poster said, only did a few days ago it appear that it was not compatible. Full refund for me here folks unless Toontrack can figure something out. My workstation works great on XP and it is staying that way.
You should have made EZDrummer2 v 1.0 compatible with XP and made the v 1.1 update Windows 7/8 compliant like Cakewalk did with Sonar X2. I just can’t believe I have been sitting twiddling my thumbs promising a client I would have a virtual drummer after May 6th and now I’m screwed.
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