import Toontrack (Superdior Drummer 2.0) ?

[DigiDuck]

Hi Folks

Can someone tell me how to import the magic TOONTRACK software? Would like to work with this tool as my drum machine.

Tx in advance
Peter

[77pro]

It doesn't actually get imported, if you have the rtas version installed properly it will show up in the plug-in drop-down menu to be inserted on an instrument track.

[muse44]

Make sure that the Superior Drummer 2 plug-in is in your digidesign plug-ins folder.

[DigiDuck]

Originally Posted by muse44

Make sure that the Superior Drummer 2 plug-in is in your digidesign plug-ins folder.

Tx for feedback! Well I work with PC (not Mac).
Well, the PlugIn folder is: C:\Programme\Common Files\DigiDesign\DAE\Plug-Ins

Did copy the .dll (Suprior Toontrack, EzDrummer, Guitar Rig) => opened Pro Tools => Still no Virtual Instruments visible (Suprior Toontrack, EzDrummer, Guitar Rig)

Short:
is there no documentation from Pro Tools side? I mean, this should be THE Tool. But where's the help for this?

[DigiDuck]

Originally Posted by muse44

Make sure that the Superior Drummer 2 plug-in is in your digidesign plug-ins folder.

Tx for feedback! Well I work with PC (not Mac).
Well, the PlugIn folder is: C:\Programme\Common Files\DigiDesign\DAE\Plug-Ins

Did copy the .dll (Suprior Toontrack, EzDrummer, Guitar Rig) => opened Pro Tools => Still no Virtual Instruments visible (Suprior Toontrack, EzDrummer, Guitar Rig)

Short:
is there no documentation from Pro Tools side? I mean, this should be THE Tool. But where's the help for this?

[Stiff]

Originally Posted by DigiDuck

is there no documentation from Pro Tools side? I mean, this should be THE Tool. But where's the help for this?

I believe there are installation notes in the Superior Drummer 2.0 package?

[Matt Darcy]

just clicking the installer will install things in the right place (I'm using superoior custom & vintage, and Superior 2).

You need to select an "instrument track" for the plugin to be visable in the plugin list, it won't appear in the list on other track types

[Rail Jon Rogut]

If you're a registered (legal) owner of a Toontrack product, they'll help you on their forum.

Rail

[SeedGuy]

Originally Posted by DigiDuck

Did copy the .dll

.dll are VST instruments. RTAS are .dpm. Are you running the installer correctly and selecting RTAS?

[Matt Darcy]

no need to copy anything - the installer does it for you, and as mentioned above toontrack has a good support forum, but you just need to run the installer