Toontrack have today announce the update to EZkeys to v1.2.5, available for all EZkeys owners in product manager/accounts, featuring the following fixes and changes: -
New Features, Fixes and Improvements
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- EZkeys is now compatible with GarageBand on macOS High Sierra.
- The Windows standalone should no longer have tiny windows on high-DPI screens.
- In demo mode when loading certain library presets, wrong samples got loaded.
- Opening a Pro Tools project containing EZkeys would sometimes cause not all sounds to load for certain keys.
- If the tempo in Pro Tools is specified for a note length other than a quarter note, EZkeys (with Follow Host on) will now show/use the correct tempo (recalculated to quarter notes per minute).
- It should no longer hang when playing certain MIDI.
- Fixed a crash and some other bugs in Randomize Chords.
- In standalone, it was not possible to open projects saved from the plug-in in a DAW, and vice versa.
- Chord inversion was not recalled when a DAW project was loaded.
- Loop area wasn’t saved in projects.
- Wrong tempo was shown if you loaded a project in standalone.
- The tooltip saying how many megabytes are loaded (over the loading bar and the word “Library”) was sometimes not accessible when loading had finished and sometimes showed a too small number.
- Fixed a case where keys would stay pressed graphically even though they were no longer playing.
- The chord display was sometimes not cleared when playback stopped in some hosts.
- On some macOS versions it was not possible to drag and drop MIDI from certain programs/plug-ins to EZkeys.
- It is no longer possible (in the 64-bit Mac version) to quit the standalone or to get a quit dialog when a modal dialog is already open.
- Updated Overloud effect library.
- Updated network and audio device support.
This bundle combines the revolutionary EZkeys software with three products from the EZkeys Line. Included are four equally iconic as essential instruments in any studio’s or songwriter’s toolbox; the timeless grand piano, the intimate upright as well as two of the world’s most defining and characteristic electric pianos, the Rhodes MK I and the Wurlitzer 200 A. None of the files shown here are hosted or transmitted by this server. We don't sale any copyrighted material. The links are provided solely by this site's users for informational and educational purposes.