32 vs 64 install locations

EZdrummer Help
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  • Scott
    Moderator

    The only difference between the 32-bit installation and 64-bit ‘upgrade’ is the installation of the 64-bit EZdrummer.dll. It will be installed in the 64-bit location and you can set the path in your host. The 32-bit version will still be available.

    Scott Sibley - Toontrack
    Technical Advisor

    Mauri
    Participant

    I don’t know what host you are using but in Cubase I have the 64-bit plugin installed in the same place as all other 64-bit plugs: C:Program FilesSteinbergVSTPlugins Cubase will automatically ‘see’ it there. If your location C:ProgramFilesVstPlugins works with your host then obviously install the 64-bit plugin there. Mauri in Very Hot Australia.

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    Dave Merrill
    Participant

    Thanks Scott. After reading the upgrade docs, which it finally occurred to me I could do before installing the 32 bit version, duh, I was sure enough that it would act like that to go ahead, and it did. All sorted. Sometimes what you actually have ot *do* is simple, but uncertainty and not wanting to make a mess slows you down. OTOH, sometimes you just plow ahead, and something stupid happens. (Like having all the NI Komplete dlls at the root level of /Program Files/VSTPlugins, instead of inside an NI folder. Which doesn’t hurt anything, I just don’t like it, and wouldn’t have done it that way if I’d known what the installer was going to do given the settings I told it.) Thanks again, Dave

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