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[Shootie]

And to add, the peak light is very difficult to see. And if you adjust it slightly higher or lower than unity gain, you won’t even see the peak light because the parameter of the slider handle covers it up.

I don’t imagine this being addressed in the current versions of the product. Never know though.

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[Shootie]

This is a new thread. Seems bad but you never know who chimes in. Since it seems more like a VST3 issue than specifically Toontrack, you could try a bigger Reaper community. Maybe some geeks have some better workarounds.  Best of luck.

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[Shootie]

Similar issue, except EZKeys 2 worked fine, but not EZD3 and EZBass. There’s a conclusion in this old thread. Not one you that helps you get what you need though. https://www.toontrack.com/forums/topic/ezd3-and-reaper-cant-move-between-mac-and-windows/

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[Shootie]

I missed some details. Sorry. I’ll migrate a reaper project over and see what happens.

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[Shootie]

I have no problems loading an EZD3 project from Win to Mac (M4 mini as well). So not sure what vst3 has to do with it when it’s the standalone app. A VST is the plugin version of EZDrummer 3.

Maybe mention what DAW you’re using if you are indeed using a VST3.

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[Shootie]

If I understand you correctly.

EZD2 is not a direct replacement of EZD3. EZD3 should be considered a completely different program.

On the sessions (possibly from your old OS) you would open the EZD2 plugin in your DAW as-is, go to the EZD2 Menu and Save it from the plugin menu. Now you have an EZD2 file outside of your DAW session. Then, whether the old OS or new OS, make a track with EZD3 on it. Open EZD3 in your DAW. Use the file menu in EZD3 and go to Import EZD2 project. Now you’ve migrated a session from EZD2 to EZD3. It’s going to be some labor if you have a lot of sessions.

The same workflow from EZK1 to EZK2.

If there’s an easier way, I assume someone will chime in.

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[Shootie]

Try Groove Parts on the Grooves Tab (attached)

or

After copying a Groove in the Song Track, Right click on the Groove you want to paste on and select Paste On Selected Groove and then choose which instrument to paste.

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