seventies to add in database

[matteo veronelli]

hi all,i can’t use my Seventies library, i try to choose but i see “add to database”, i click on that but seems nothing change.

into my PM i see ready to use and update at last version for mac 1.0.0and 1,0,1 for libraries

can you help me?

do i need to send an email?

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[wigglymilk]

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matteo veronelli wrote:

hi all,i can’t use my Seventies library, i try to choose but i see “add to database”, i click on that but seems nothing change.

into my PM i see ready to use and update at last version for mac 1.0.0and 1,0,1 for libraries

can you help me?

do i need to send an email?

I have the same problem, I can’t use my Seventies library? Any ideas for this?

[Scott]

There is simply no product named ‘EZX 70s’. ‘There is ‘EZX Seventies Rock’, so if you have that one, it is OK.
I would simply right-click the ‘EZX 70s’ and select ‘Open in Finder/Explorer’ and then delete that folder.

Scott Sibley - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[matteo veronelli]

yes is seventies rock bought yesterday

when i try to add to library it doesn’t work, still the same situation as per screenshot

regards

[Scott]

matteo veronelli wrote:

yes is seventies rock bought yesterday

when i try to add to library it doesn’t work, still the same situation as per screenshot

regards

Do you have a folder called “EZX Seventies Rock” that contains MIDI?

If so, delete the empty “EZX 70s” folder as described above.

Scott Sibley - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[matteo veronelli]

please, where do I have to find the folder ezx seventies rock ?

i don’t find into my mac

regards

[Scott]

matteo veronelli wrote:

please, where do I have to find the folder ezx seventies rock ?

i don’t find into my mac

regards

If you scroll down in your MIDI Browser, do you have a folder called EZX Seventies Rock? It should be listed under the EZX Rock! that is show in your pic.

Scott Sibley - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[rixa]

Shootie has a video about this and how to solve it:

You will need to get into your main EZDrummer\Midi folder and remove “EZX_70s” file from within that Midi folder.

Then, from within EZD3 standalone, use the EZD3 Settings > Advanced > Restore MIDI database option. That should effectively remove the listing for the deleted “EZX 70s” file.

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[matteo veronelli]

done now resolved thanks

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