Still trying to get my buddy's EZDrummer working. Now we know where the problem is but because he just deleted his earlier installs instead of uninstalling them I think I'm going to have to go into the registry and clean some stuff up.

That said here's what I don't understand and the reason for my Rant...why can't Toontrack simply have a full blown 64bit EZDrummer exe file instead of a 32bit that has to be patched TWICE to get to 64bit????????

As Seinfeld would say, "what's the deal with that ????"

Mod???

Protection Scheme?

Procrastination scheme is more like it.

yorolpal
Still trying to get my buddy's EZDrummer working. Now we know where the problem is but because he just deleted his earlier installs instead of uninstalling them I think I'm going to have to go into the registry and clean some stuff up.

That said here's what I don't understand and the reason for my Rant...why can't Toontrack simply have a full blown 64bit EZDrummer exe file instead of a 32bit that has to be patched TWICE to get to 64bit????????

As Seinfeld would say, "what's the deal with that ????"

Mod???

I just tests them, I don't 'splains them.  
 
There is a reason they do it, the explanation probably wouldn't make it any easier on you.  They'd have to answer your question about it because I've been threatened that a Viking raiding party will sail up the Alafia River by my house and drag me out of my bed in the middle of the night and do nasty things to me if I speak of too many things.

Strange - I haven't any problems at all...
 
Sonar uses the 64bit Ezdrummer over the 32bit one automatically.