I recently bought EZkeys to complement my BIAB tools and I am really enjoying this software/library. BUT the window is TINY on a large monitor. Does anyone know of any way to increase the size of one Windows application like EZkeys without changing the monitor resolution? Thanks in advance.

I would guess that the answer is similar to the one given (by a Toontrack developer) for EZDrummer 2... (meaning, there is, inherently, no way to resize)

https://www.toontrack.com/forums/topic/is-it-seriously-not-possible-to-resize-ezdrummers-window/page/2/#reply-posts

I am sure you are correct. I have never found any way to increase its size.

windows magnifier??




https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/11542/windows-use-magnifier-to-make-things-easier-to-see

You can use dual monitors and put it on the low resolution monitor.
Or as mentioned Magnify start it up and use ctrl+alt and mouse wheel to zoom in/out and pan, just set the zoom amount in the Magnifier config.

This is a consequence of still being on Version 1 after all these years.
Just an example of a great program which has not gotten any love from the developers to move it beyond version 1

https://www.toontrack.com/forums/topic/ezkeys-2-2/

BTW, I have recently integrated EZKeys with Scaler. Very happy with the results and the promise of what this can do to assist in my music making.

Imagine if the BiabVST was like Ezkeys still in version 1 because they got it right the first time.


you should make a video or a guide.

See PM, Long Story with bit of a climax ending! Not ready for primetime yet. Oh, the drama of it all!

I wish the BIAB team would use tools like EZkeys or Kontakt or even a modern DAW on a regular basis to actually produce music and thereby gain the experience of how a solid tool works and feels.

Or maybe they could purchase and analyze these tools for ideas for BIAB upgrades. In the two images I've attached for example, I gotta believe they could add that popup circle of fifths style chord chooser in a week!

Even though these tools all have their share of quirks (small window!) they are generally super solid and deliver exactly what was promised from the start.