Grem, you might want to modify you post upstairs also.

hmm, just saw this thread after I just installed.  Seems to work, but the MIDI files will not play from the player.  I get silence although I can play the drums.  The Yamaha edrum mapping has the same problem the SD2 Yamaha mapping has with the crash tip playing the ride crash.  I had written to toontrack support about this before for sd 2.  

tKx5050
Grem, you might want to modify you post upstairs also.

I did. Thanks for reminding me! :)

Hmmmm............I guess I got lucky then. My EZD 2 authorized (I did it immediately after install online and took just a few seconds) and from the 15-20 minutes I played around with it (loading kits, using the tap to find, song creator, etc) it worked fine. Not missing using EZ 1 at all. It was nice to get the jump on everyone else for a change. 
 
Cheers,
 
Billy Buck

Billy Buck
Hmmmm............I guess I got lucky then. My EZD 2 authorized (I did it immediately after install online and took just a few seconds) and from the 15-20 minutes I played around with it (loading kits, using the tap to find, song creator, etc) it worked fine. Not missing using EZ 1 at all. It was nice to get the jump on everyone else for a change. 
 
Cheers,
 
Billy Buck

Billy, at the bottom right of the EZD2 screen, what is the version number?

Billy Buck
Hmmmm............I guess I got lucky then. My EZD 2 authorized (I did it immediately after install online and took just a few seconds) and from the 15-20 minutes I played around with it (loading kits, using the tap to find, song creator, etc) it worked fine. Not missing using EZ 1 at all. It was nice to get the jump on everyone else for a change. 
 
Cheers,
 
Billy Buck

I'm not surprised that it's working fine and you should be OK for all intents and purposes.  I would go through all of your libraries and midi to see if there is anything missing or not working properly.

ModBod, do you know anykind of way to get my EZD back working?
 
I posted over at TT forum and I am getting "Your post is awaiting moderation"

Grem,
 
I would think that if you uninstalled EZ 2, ran a registry cleaner, and checked your
hard drive for "residue" of the program and deleted it, you would be able
to reinstall EZ 1...but I don't know.

This is ONE BIG reason why you should be able to KEEP your old installation
when installing a new version.  If the new version doesn't "work properly"
you have a way of continuing to work while the problem is sorted out.
This is one BIG thing I applaud Cakewalk for...having the foresight to allow this...

fyi, i am pretty sure my version number was 1.92.  At work now and can't check.

cclarry
Grem,
 
I would think that if you uninstalled EZ 2, ran a registry cleaner, and checked your
hard drive for "residue" of the program and deleted it, you would be able
to reinstall EZ 1...but I don't know.

This is ONE BIG reason why you should be able to KEEP your old installation
when installing a new version.  If the new version doesn't "work properly"
you have a way of continuing to work while the problem is sorted out.
This is one BIG thing I applaud Cakewalk for...having the foresight to allow this...

Thanks larry. Tried that last night. I have a weekly backup I can fall back to if need be. Just trying to get out of that. But looks like that's what I will do.
 
And a big yes on the 'Keep older version alive" when installing a newer version!!