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[robnemeth24]

John can you help me?

[robnemeth24]

John,
I installed ezdrummer 2 32 bit into program files (x86) like you suggested. This is still the only thing in the folder:
https://gyazo.com/e0f5331d2e6712e2a85ba90f57a9fd54
I also see this in program files (x86) vst plugins:
https://gyazo.com/27b35e43ddc5ee678c3f29edf2801e0c
I don’t see any sound or midi files anywhere. In the 64 bit program files, there are no folders for Toontrack or EZDrummer.
It’s also still not working in the freshly installed Reaper 32 bit. and it seems to come up as 64 on reaper? but when I got to ezdrummer it says 32:
https://gyazo.com/85ca8cf18391cb5822eb1678939da20c
https://gyazo.com/76637e153e2318568224b97cbe762bae

[robnemeth24]

@John said:

Hi,

the paths in your screen shots both point to 32-bit locations, i.e. the 32-bit standalone application and the 32-bit version of the plugin.
On my Windows 7 installation, the sounds (EZX:s) and MIDI is located in my 32-bit path (‘C:Program Files (x86)’) so that both 32-bit and 64-bit versions may access it.
Your screen shot clearly tells that your sounds and MIDI aren’t located there, so my guess would be that they are installed in the 64-bit path (‘C:Program Files’).
If you are running Reaper in 64-bit and letting it wrap the 32-bit version of the plugin it’s bad x2, since wrapping of the plugin isn’t supported (may not function properly) and also because the 32-bit plugin can’t access the 64-bit repository.
I would recommend you uninstall EZdrummer 2 and any EZX:s, re-install and make sure the sounds are installed in the 32-bit path and then make sure Reaper finds and loads the correct version of the plugin. If you run the 32-bit version of Reaper, then it’s correct to load the 32-bit version of the plugin but it still needs to be able to access the sounds.

Thanks for the reply! Ok so I’m going to just install both reaper and ezdrummer 2 in 32 bit format, in the program files (x86) will that work?

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