The MTPDK2-VST-64bit-Win-FULL.zip files (see installation above) won't load into the Reaper library. If Manda Audio says the 64bit works, then they need to fix the file they post for download. Like to use all my Wave plugins as 64bit VST3. When I use the Manda Audio Win 32bit files and place them in C:\Program Files (x86)\VstPlugins - and add C:\Program Files (x86)\VstPlugins to Options Pref / VST, then I see "VSTi:MT-PowerDrumKit (MANDA AUDIO](16out)." Plus, I see all my free 32bit plugins. No "MT_PowerDrumKit" when using Manda Audio Win 64bit files.
#Mt power drum kit out putlow in reaper 64 Bit#
Earlier downloaded the bottom one on the left marked 'VST 64 bit Download' = MTPDK2-VST-64bit-Win-FULL.zipįiles to the VST Plugins folder of your host.Ĭ:\Program Files\VSTPlugins (folder for 64bit plugins)
Meant there's a Windows 32bit and a Windows 64bit version. It will run well in Reaper, so Cheers and Good Luck getting it up and running! This was also mentioned by us quite some time ago in another thread, but I don't think anyone has posted this info in a while. It's such a good, free drumset that I want users to know that they'll never have to lose use of it if the Manda company or its site ever goes away.
#Mt power drum kit out putlow in reaper Pc#
THIS entry can be used on any other MS PC at any later date, should this Manda company ever cease 'business' or close its website. If you can find it, copy it, save the copy somewhere very safe. There is one REGISTRY ENTRY for this plugin VSTi after it is licensed. One of the reasons I felt the great need to post here, before this thread rolls on, is as follows: My only complaint about MT is that I like the kick louder, but this is easily handled. Although most of us eventually move on to commercial drum brands, many of us keep MT-PDK2 around, even installed, in case something goes wrong with our pricey drum setups, etc. It can play files from other sources, too. This drum set is just amazing for what it is. I know it does need a good rescan after licensing, too. Otherwise, do check over the usual suspect issues with any DAW not 'seeing' any plugin after an install. It's been a while, but I do recall that the PDK folder has to be within the exact same folder that the dll is.
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