EZdrummer 2 Bounce out / Render to .wav question

[HOWLER]

Hello –
I am looking to purchase EZ Drummer2 but have a few questions. Will likely want to use it in Stand Alone mode… I have noticed that in the mixer some samples/drum tones are summed into stereo channels (Toms etc…) even when multi channel out is selected – Is there any way to assign EACH / EVERY tone in your finished groove/drum track to an individual out for Bouncing to a DAW? Similarly, can all Samples/Tones be individually rendered to a .wav file for export to a folder so they can then be imported into a DAW for further mixing/processing? Hope this makes sense,
Thanks everyone

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[John]

Hi,

what you are asking for is a Superior 2 feature; to Bounce each instrument’s microphone to disk separately.
It’s not available in EZdrummer 2, soloing Mixer faders before bouncing is the only way to separate.

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[Billow]

in light of this response, how does one open EZ2 in ones DAW. stand alone works but when I open up my DAW it stops working. im currently on the demo and would like to solve this before I decide to buy. thanks

[John]

Are you opening standalone and DAW at the same time?
Which DAW do you use? E.g. I use Pro Tools and there I create a Stereo Instrument Track and find EZdrummer 2 in the Instrument Inserts list.

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[Billow]

yes i opend both at the same time. but when i open “Cubase 8” on its own i dont find EZ2 in the vst list i still only get EZ1

[John]

OK,

this means you have copied or moved the ‘ezdrummer.dll’ file at some point.
Please perform a Search on your system drive for ‘ezdrummer.dll’ and delete all instances that show up.
Next, run the 2.1.1 updates and see what happens when you launch Cubase next time.
You may have to point Cubase to the location of the .dll file in case it doesn’t find it automatically.
The EZdrummer standalone Help menu can tell you the location of the .dll file. Just make sure you are pointing to the right version of it, i.e. the 64-bit version if Cubase 8 wants a 64-bit version.

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

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