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by Studio 919 » Wed Dec 30, 2015 10:42 am
Hey Mark,
Sorry for the late response. Before I upgraded from EZ1 to EZ2, I had some of the same questions/concerns. Below is a thread that I posted on the Toontrack forum. The installation (upgrade) was relatively simple. I might add that I have several projects in process that use EZ1. After upgrading they still "play" as before, but I have not tried to edit any of them yet. Due to several situations (life issues) I have not been in a position to work on any music or "play around" with EZ2 yet.
You have always been willing and able to offer tips and suggestions to help me. Hopefully this will help you to some degree.
Barry
Hey Y'all,
Currently, my daw is Mixcraft 7 Pro Studio both in 32 bit and 64 bit. I haven't decided whether or not to stay with 32 bit or change to 64 bit; so, I have both installed.
I also have Ezdrummer 1 in 32 bit and 64 bit along with several EZX's. This means I have a lot of files downloaded on my pc. Now, I'm looking at upgrading to EZDrummer 2 and have a few questions:
1. Is there a way to remove everything related to EZDrummer from my pc BEFORE downloading EZDrummer 2?
2. If so, how should this be done?
3. Will this "clean up", or possibly streamline, my hard drive related to EZDrummer products?
Thanks in advance for the replies.
Barry
August 6, 2015
7:51 am CET
John
Sweden
Admin
Hi,
you do not need to uninstall EZdrummer 1 and your EZX:s before installing EZdrummer 2. EZdrummer 1 will be replaced.
If you have updated your EZX:s to the latest version, they will already be optimized for EZdrummer 2.
If you indeed wish to uninstall everything before re-installng, you simply uninstall from the Windows Add/Remove Program. There are no particular benefits to it, though.
August 6, 2015
4:58 pm CET
Doodad
Thanks for the response, John.
I looked at all the files that had been downloaded and unzipped on my pc and I was just wondering if I should "clean it up" and then download a clean EZDrummer 2.
All my Toontrack products are up to date. My operating system (Windows 7, Home, 64 bit) may not be totally up to date, however.
Barry
August 6, 2015
7:24 pm CET
I would just download the Full 2.0.2 installer and the 2.1.1 update, then use the 'Check for updates' function in EZdrummer 2, to see if everything's up to date.
August 6, 2015
11:54 pm CET
Doodad
Thanks for your help, John.
No matter where you go, there you are.
