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  • PulCzar
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    Thanks for that link. Tip #4 was the charm. Holding down the Alt key makes it do a more thorough scan and it finally saw the 32-bit version of the dll. Unfortunately, all my IK Multimedia instrument VSTi’s remain invisible. Live only sees TRacks 3 Deluxe. Any clues there? heh, heh, I know but IK doesn’t have a forum.

    PulCzar
    Participant

    I installed the 32 bit version on top of the 64 bit as per the instructions but Ableton still doesn’t recognise it.

    PulCzar
    Participant

    ORIGINAL: Scott

    Install expansion packs to the correct location. IOW, EZXs to the EZ folder.

    Sorry Scott, I forgot to mention that BeatStation is my first Toontrack product so I don’t know what the “correct” location should be. Where should I point the expansion paks installers so that they can be used within BeatStation? The same directory to where I install the BeatStation content?

    PulCzar
    Participant

    My D: drive is a secondary internal HDD. I’ll reinstall the BeatStation content in a folder called BeatStation I guess, but what about the EZX’s? This time I want to make certain that BeatStation sees them and that they show up in the appropriate subfolders in the browser. I noticed that there already exist categories for EZ and SD libraries.

    PulCzar
    Participant

    Thanks again Scott. btw- is there some preferred syntax that I should use when naming the folder where the content is going to be installed? (I was going to create: D:Program FilesToontrack) The reason I ask is because I bought some expansion kits(Jazz and Electronic) and I want to make sure that they get installed correctly on that data drive.

    PulCzar
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    Thanks for your prompt reply Scott. Do you think that perhaps instead of having to uninstall and then reinstall 1.63 GB of content and introducing fragmentation into my HDD I might be able to use the “repair” utility in the content installer? iow- I’ve created a folder “Toontrack” adjacent to where the content files where initially installed. If I where to drag these content folders into that folder and then run the repair function would the installer see that the files are already there once I point it to that folder and then give me the option to “skip” installation of the files?
    Furthermore, why didn’t the alert message let me select where I had moved my content to when I tried this in standalone mode? When I navigated to where the content was it didn’t let me select the directory when I clicked on it. I even tried to type the the location manually but when I clicked “open” it just went back to the grey dialog box as if it didn’t recognize my selection?

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