Can't find eZDrummer plug-in in the Library???

Create a software instrument track, click on your inserts box to activate the drop down menu, choose>Toontrack>EZdrummer>stereo(multi). I'm not at my Mac right this sec, but it is close to those steps, it is not in your library for sure though.

-d

John:

1) Make sure you have the latest version (1.1.3) available from your account at Toontrack.com. Install it if necessary - you probably have an earlier version on the disk you bought.
2) From within Logic, go to Logic Pro -> Preferences -> Audio Units Manager. Find the EZDrummer instrument in the list, select it, and click the "Reset & Rescan Selection " button.

Now if you follow Tyler's advice above, you should be all set.

logdrum wrote:
Create a software instrument track, click on your inserts box to activate the drop down menu, choose>Toontrack>EZdrummer>stereo(multi). I'm not at my Mac right this sec, but it is close to those steps, it is not in your library for sure though.

-d

It may be under your I/O drop down-As I stated, I'm on a PC right now 😟

John,

Provided that EZ Drummer is installed correctly, you need to select ezdrummer as an input just like you would select an audio input channel as your input on an audio track. First create a new Software Instrument Track. Then select the track and look at the track information on the left pane. Click the "input" gelly button and go to the bottom (or close to the bottom) of the contect menu that pops up. I think it is titled Audio Units, or AU or something and within that menu you will find Toontrack -> EZdrummer -> stereo(multi).

Let me know if this helps.

-Tyler

**After taking a look at Logic I revised my post with the exact context menu labels**

John,

Provided that EZDrummer is installed correctly, you will need to select EZDrummer as an input just like you would select an audio input channel as your input for an audio track. First create a new Software Instrument Track. Then select that track and look at the track information on the left pane. Click the "input" gelly button under the I/O section and go to the where it says AU Instruments. Within that menu you will find Toontrack -> EZdrummer -> Stereo (multi).

Let me know if this helps.

-Tyler

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John Alcock wrote:
John:

1) Make sure you have the latest version (1.1.3) available from your account at Toontrack.com. Install it if necessary - you probably have an earlier version on the disk you bought.
2) From within Logic, go to Logic Pro -> Preferences -> Audio Units Manager. Find the EZDrummer instrument in the list, select it, and click the "Reset & Rescan Selection " button.

Now if you follow Tyler's advice above, you should be all set.

Thanks John, I forgot to mention that to the OP. A lot of people forget to check their plugin versions and compatibility.

I'll repost when I get home to my Mac-if it's in the AU manager menu, it's accessible, I just can't detail the exact steps right now.

-d