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[soundsgood]

As far as I can tell, this is an astonishing oversight on the part of Toontrack.

I have 95 Toontrack products. The two previous computers on which they were installed have both been decommissioned, and I now need to authorize my new Mac Studio. Yet, in 2023, there appears to be NO way to simply remove all authorizations from a computer in order to authorize a new one. While I see an “Authorize All” button, there is no “Deauthorize All” button.

So, it appears I now have to click the “Show Authorizations” button on 95 products—one by one—just to deauthorize the previous computers, so that I can authorize my new one.

This is frankly an abominable dereliction on Toontrack’s part. This is tantamount to being “punished” for owning many Toontrack products. I could understand if this was the year 2000. But in 2023 this should not occur.

Operating system: macOS Ventura (13)

[soundsgood]

I have a similar problem: “The EZdrummer plug-in could not be found. Please quit this application and reinstall EZdrummer.” (This is when attempting to load the standalone app.)

Seems simple enough—except reinstalling EZdrummer does NOT replace the required VST file. In fact the installer literally doesn’t even provide the option to select installation of the VST. The only options are Core Library, AAX, and RTAS. (See attached screenshot.) I selected Core Library (and deselected the others because they’re not needed), but after reinstallation, there still is no VST in the VST folder.

So, if the VST plug-in is required, as you claim, why doesn’t the EZdrummer installer install it?!?

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