Why doesn't Sonar have the drum maps for all the Ezdrummer kits?  It's an extensive list that is provided under "Drum maps" but Ezdrummer is missing entirely.  Why?
 
I'm using X2 Producer.

There are several available for download from the Toontrack site. Look in Extra Downloads > EZDRUMMER > HostStuff > Sonar in your Toontrack account

Hello,
I just downloaded the above mentioned Drum Map for EXDrummer.  I get EZDrummerstandard KIt. Map with a message that says Windows can't open this file.  What do I do to get this drum map opened and placed in the right place so Sonar can see it?
Thanks,

I think this is correct for SONAR X series:
 
Press P to open Preferences.
 
Go to Folder Locations.
 
Take a look at your Drum Maps folder location.
 
Place the EZ Drummer drum maps there.

Thanks Mike...it worked just as you said!

Thanks for the quick reply.  Yes I have the ones from the Toontrack user area. The problem is that is only a few sets. It does not include: The Classic, Americana, Vintage, Indie Folk.....   I'm just surprised that Sonar ignores Exdrummer in the extensive list of drum maps it supplies. 
 
Neil

mrneil2
Thanks for the quick reply.  Yes I have the ones from the Toontrack user area. The problem is that is only a few sets. It does not include: The Classic, Americana, Vintage, Indie Folk.....   I'm just surprised that Sonar ignores Exdrummer in the extensive list of drum maps it supplies. 

Perhaps it's a matter of the developers not knowing how popular EZ Drummer is.
 
Personally, if all the drummers I have, EZ is the only one I've really used much, so I'm with you on this point. If I ever come across any other maps, I'll make them available here somewhere.

I have maps for:
 
Latin
Claustrophobic
Cocktail
Nashville
Standard
Twisted
DFH
Vintage
 
PM me and I can email them to you.

Thanks Bapu will do!

bapu
I have maps for:
 
Latin
Claustrophobic
Cocktail
Nashville
Standard
Twisted
DFH
Vintage
 
PM me and I can email them to you.

Bapu,
You might consider saving your maps in a zip file (along with a txt file giving yourself credit) and upload them to the users section on TuneTrack's website.
 
I'm sure lots of us toontrack users would greatly appreciate it.