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Can someone help me setup Ezplayer/Superior 2 in Live?

Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 12:23 am
by memyselfandus
How do you do this?

also, how do you export a mp3 of a project?

Re: Can someone help me setup Ezplayer/Superior 2 in Live?

Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 4:53 am
by nz
Bump...please.

I have been trying to get this to work in L8 and it just will not.

There is no problem making it work in Logic.

Does anyone use this configuration and know how to make it work?

Thanks!

Re: Can someone help me setup Ezplayer/Superior 2 in Live?

Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 6:22 am
by seismicexplo
i have neither ezplayer nor superior2..but assuming they are vsts:
you instal them into your your vst-folder
then in lives preferences you point live to this vst-folder

as for making mp3s...render it as a .wav then convert it to an mp3 in a external audio-editor

(google:audacity for a freeware audio editor to do this)

hope this helps
seis.

Re: Can someone help me setup Ezplayer/Superior 2 in Live?

Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 7:13 pm
by trommelmeister
seismicexplo wrote: as for making mp3s...render it as a .wav then convert it to an mp3 in a external audio-editor

(google:audacity for a freeware audio editor to do this)

hope this helps
seis.
(For the following I assume that you use Windows as operating system.)

Please keep in mind that Audacity alone cannot convert .wav into .mp3. You will need an additional MP3 encoder for that. I recommend the LAME MP3 Encoder. Google for "lame mp3 encoder", and you will find a sufficiently large amount ;-) of links.

But: If you just want to convert .wav into .mp3 you don't need Audacity at all. LAME is used via the command line, and from there you can just do the conversion. I find this conversion from the command line much more convenient because I don't have to do this detour via Audacity. Also you can write some simple scripts which - for example - convert all .wav files in a given directory into .mp3.

If you need some more support here, I can post such a script.

After all, to be quite honest, I have absolutely no clue why Live does not support MP3 just out of the box. Come on, it is a commercial product and not a cheapish shareware or so ...

HTH, Martin