Session Drummer 3 will then appear in the 'Uncategorised' Plugin list and can now be added as an instrument track strip. When the installation is finished, open Cakewalk (Bandlab) and in the 'Edit/Preferences/VST' settings navigate to the 32 bit VST/Session Drummer 3 folder and then 'ADD' that path to the VST folders that are scanned and then select 'Scan' to force a re-scan of all the folders. I tried this initially for 64 bit operation but that Session drummer driver wasn't recognised so, I then did another partial installation of plugins for 32bit mode and this Session Drummer 3 driver is recognised. Run your previous SONAR X3 (or X2 or X1) installation disc/files and when it gets to the menu 'Basic or Advanced' setup - select 'Advanced' and just select the plugins you want to add (not a full install). I've now managed to get 'Session Drummer 3' working in 32bit mode now - for anyone interested you can try the following: I think you are mistaken here - it's not a soft synth there's a vast wav library associated with Session Drummer 3 with 100's MB of different types of real drum kits. I've used it a lot in the past and really like it and don't really want to migrate to a different setup if I can help it. Session Drummer 3 is a very obsolete soft synth which dates back to more than 10 years ago.

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