[David Blue]

Thanks Olof!  They helped me by getting me an updated license.  Everything is working now!  Take Care!

[David Blue]

Hi Olof, thanks for the quick reply!!

I know where all of the midi files are (they are with everything else, they are not missing).  But I tried ‘moving’ them anyway.  I followed the instructions, relocated them, restarted Superior and I still have the same issue, all EZX libraries work except EZD_Pop#Rock (I attached a pic to show that the new location is detected).

I also investigated what files were changed with the install of EZX Big Rock Drums.  I attached the screen shots of the folder structure and the two folders that got updated in the Midi folder were the EZX Big Rock Drums (makes sense) and the EZX Libraries folder.

The only file in the EZX libraries folder is a ‘header’ file that is 0 kb (seems like an empty file).

This is the only thing I can see that got changed that would affect the location of the original EZD Pop Rock.

I upgrade from EZDrummer 1 to Superior 2 to Superior 3.  If I need to uninstall and reinstall to get my EZD pop rock back (which I really want!)…. what is your suggested plan?  Do I have to uninstall everything?

Thanks sir!

Operating system: Windows 10

• This post was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by David Blue.

[David Blue]

I installed a new EZX pack (Big Rock Drums) last month, and it seemed to work fine.  Today when I was browsing my libraries I noticed that I can’t play any of my original EZdrummer 1 libraries.  All of the other libraries work fine.  It seems that when I installed the new EZX it may have messed up the path/config to EZdrummer 1 pop/rock.   The folders haven’t moved.  Everything was working fine before I installed the new EZX.  Can you help me?

The grooves show ORANGE triangles with exclamation points when I tried to play them.

Operating system: Windows 10

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