Which is why you need to place the Midi files into the "MY MIDIFILES" folder and not the main Midi folder. When you manually copy the Midi files, as you are doing, EZdrummer will not see them 1) because they have not been installed from their installer and 2) they are not in the correct directory/folder. HD/Library/Application Support/EZdrummer/Midi/MY MIDIFILES -> sorry for the all caps where I have them but that is exactly how it is on my Mac. If you are using Superior Drummer just install the latest update and all your EZdrummer libraries will show up and all the Midi files as well.Įdit: A "straight" copy by itself will not work as I wrote you will still need to follow the R2R instructions + run the keygen on your Mac to get it working.Ĭlick to expand.The Midi files will only show up in EZdrummer 2 via two routes (from my understanding - others might know another way):ġ) If you installed any EZdrummer EZX from the its installer image on your Mac.Ģ) You manually copied the Midi files to: If you are using EZdrummer 2 you will need to update Metal Machine with the "Toontrack EZX Metal Machine v1.5.0 Update OSX - R2R" or it won't work (I would also update EZdrummer 2 to v2.0.2). Note: You didn't mention whether you are using EZdrummer v1 or v2 or if you are using Superior Drummer. Launch your DAW open either EZdrummer or Superior Drummer and you will see it there and it will work. You will need to follow the R2R instructions + run the keygen on your Mac. Personally I would grab the "Metal Machine.iso" and go that route just to play it safe. If you don't have the "Metal Machine.iso" you can use the same procedure above and just copy the files over to your Mac. Then copy the "Midi" folder to the "MY MIDIFILES" folder which is in the "Midi" folder (that was the only way I was able to see and get the Midi files to work). Copy the "EZX_MetalMachine" folder (it has all the files you need) to your "EZdrummer" library folder (located where you have all your other EZdrummer libraries).
Open the "Install" folder and you will see a folder "EZHOME", open it. Mount the "Metal Machine.iso" EZX on your Mac.
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