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[Scott Eshleman]

Yong Seung wrote:

I’m sorry, I chose the wrong answer and I’m inquiring...

I’m sorry, I chose the wrong answer and I’m inquiring again. While I was authorizing the Toontrack products on my new laptop, the following phrase was displayed. Can you solve this problem?

I’m sorry, I chose the wrong answer and I’m inquiring again. While I was authorizing the Toontrack products on my new laptop, the following phrase was displayed. Can you solve this problem?

sorry, what phrase was displayed??

[Scott Eshleman]

without knowing to which TT product you are inquiring,
I’m pretty sure that a [Preview in Original Tempo] button
exists in every TT product.

in SuperiorDrummer3, it is in the ‘Header Bar’ below the Grooves tab:

in EZDrummer3, EZKeys2, and EZBass, it is also in the ‘Header Bar’ below the Grooves tab,
next to the [Tempo] button:

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[Scott Eshleman]

only asking for myself, just out of simple curiosity,
(without any affiliation to Toontrack, or to any drummer
or to any studio where these MIDI grooves have been recorded)

what do you think a fair & equitable price would be for a single MIDI performance would be?

[Scott Eshleman]

Although I’ve never had opportunity to actually do it myself,

• it should be as easy as going into the Toontrack Product Manager
• and clicking “Show Details” below each product that you need to deauthorize.
• Then, click on the [Authorizations] tab to reveal the “AUTHORIZATIONS ON YOUR ACCOUNT.”
• Remove the authorization(s) from the damaged laptop.
• Install EZDrummer on the new laptop and authorize normally.

Good luck.

Cheers.

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Thanked by: rixa

[Scott Eshleman]

Possible? YES!! in fact, preferred.

from the SD3 manual:
The Sound Library can be installed to an external hard drive by customizing the installer.
This is done by clicking the Browse button in the Library Part 1 installer.

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