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luca Solari wrote:

I can’t use Upright EBX : Software is required. You need to install the required sampler software before installing Upright EBX Midi Update

The Upright EBX is an expansion pack for the EZbass sampler. Do you have EZBass?

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[Scott]

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[Scott]

DaveR71 wrote:

I’m trying to buy Contempory Country add on. I don’t seem to be able to get the link to put it in a cart. I seem to get redirected. Can you send me a link for the add for EZ keys 2 please

 

Dave Roberts

daveroberts99@me.com

 

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[Scott]

Ahhh. Got it. Well, if the MIDI is still on the Song Track in EZD2 it would be impossible for EZD3 to “read” or “know” the MIDI parts as they are 2 totally separate plugins.

Best practice I’ve always followed on projects is when a song is “done”, I drag the MIDI from S3 (or EZD) song track to the Cubase track. Then disable “follow host” on the Song Track. Then, no matter what version of EZD is released (EZD 4,5,6…) the basic MIDI can be used.

Then again, after my projects are “done” and mixed, I almost never open them again anyways.

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[Scott]

” I guess EZD3 doesn’t “register” itself as compatible so whatever grooves are saved in the Cubase project don’t end up triggering EZD3 when I update the missing VST Instrument channel.”

I’m not sure I follow you there. If the Cubase project contains MIDI drums parts that you dragged and dropped from EZD1/2 you should be able to load EZD3 and move the MIDI to the new EZD3 track. I can’t see why what wouldn’t work.

I believe that Cubase 13 could use VST2 plugins but I’m not sure. Might want to ask Steinberg that one.

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[Scott]

Cubase 14 can only use VST3 plugins. EZD1 or EZD2 are both VST2 plugins. EZD3 is a VST3 plugin and can work with Cubase 14.

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Here’s a link to S3 Smoothing from the manual.

https://www.toontrack.com/manual/superior-drummer-3/3/3-5-property-boxes/#3-5-14-smoothing

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[Scott]

Jay wrote:

Scott wrote:

However, it’s not set up to handle 3 computer system re-authorizations for a product in a week.

Why not?

• This post was modified 3 weeks, 1 day ago by Jay.

It’s how they set up the parameter in the system.

If a customer is having to use 3 or 4 authorizations in one week then either they are having major computer issues or are sharing their single user license with multiple users. The former would require contacting Toontrack directly to possibly help solve computer issues. The latter would be against the EULA.

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[Scott]

As far as I know the Decades SDX was only recorded with 1 microphone on the kick drum. A single D12.

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[Scott]

Behne Waller wrote:

I purchased EZ Drummer three and downloaded the Program Manager. When I open Program manager and I put in my email address and password is says it is not right even though I have changed it several times. That means I cannot add the program to my DAW. This is extremely frustrating. Can you help me with this problem? I paid too much to not be able to use it. Thank you.

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[Scott]

The Session Organ Library is an expansion pack that requires EZKEYS 2 to work. It will not work in EZKEYS 1.

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Yes. It’s in the manual but it’s often overlooked.

I use it often when I want to, say, turn up the ride Bell articulation and not the whole ride.

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[Scott]

You can adjust the volume of each articulation individually if you want. Select the swirls articulations in the Articulation Menu and then the Property Box (Volume) will just adjust those articulations.

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Marco Zondag wrote:

I also changed laptops several times. Today I installeer all products on my new laptop and only superior drummer fails to authorize. I have deleted all authorizations. Could you please solve the problem? My account is m.zondag@kpnmail.nl

Operating system: macOS Sequoia (15)

I’ve removed all inactive authorizations. You should be all set.

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