Yeah I get that about the recommendations. My suggestion would be to change the verbiage to “If you are unsure which one to choose, both are recommended.”
I think the reason I wanted them in the same folder was because I was switching computers a lot and using multiple computers and found that since the libraries aren’t really “programs”, they are just files that weren’t bit dependent, so I just copied the folders from 1 hard drive directly to another instead of installing from DVD which takes forever, then requires updates etc. It was easier to find them when they were all together.
I don’t have anything 32bit on my system. DAW is 64 only, I’ve only ever used 64 bit versions of Superior. Everything worked fine when I had the libraries installed in /Program Files/*
That being said, I would like the ability to pick my install paths. I can understand having 32bit/64bit programs in the different program folders, but as far as I can tell, the expansions are not bit dependent.
Out of curiosity, I have a 64 bit system but the new program says it recommends both 32 and 64 bit installations for the superior plug in… why does it recommend that?
Tried that with no luck. I copied the C:Program FilesToontrackEZDrummer* Directories to C:Program Files (x86)ToontrackEZDrummer* It seems to work fine now.
They are all in the same location. I remember there was some weirdness with installs. I probably did choose a custom install path, but I don’t particularly remember manually setting the paths on the Settings page.
planetnine… i checked out reaper. Seems pretty cool for a good price. But I can’t undo with CTRL-Z in it either. I figured you suggested it because you’ve had experience doing it. Am I just doing something wrong?
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