Thanks @Graham-Hawker! That appears to be what I need. However, I looked around the forum to try to find guidance on how to actually import this into music maker and I'm stuck. When I downloaded the plugin from the link you gave, there is an .mse and .dll file. Not sure what to do with these.

@Mark-Kuzyk You need to tell Music Maker to load the dll as an instrument. This is done in the following way:

- Extract the 64 bit zip file. Now you'll have a dll and a subfolder with a mse file

- place the dll and the subfolder in one directory of your choice. Recommended directory names are:

C:\Program Files\VSTPlugins\Sonatina Timpani

or

C:\Program Files\Steinberg\VSTPlugins\Sonatina Timpani

or

C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST2\Sonatina Timpani

or

C:\Program Files\Common Files\Steinberg\VST2\Sonatina Timpani

But it's totally up to you which directory you want to use. You can also create your own.

- Now open Music Maker and open the program settings. Go to the folders tab and click on the button for the VST path settings.

- You will see the list of already included VST paths. Make sure that the directory of your plugin is listed, for example C:\Program Files\VSTPlugins\. Add the directory manually if it isn't listed. Then click on the button to scan all paths.

- Music Maker should find the Sonatina Timpani. From now on your can use it like the included Vita Instruments that came with Music Maker.

- Repeat the steps which each VST instrument you want to install in the future:

1. Download the 64 bit zip, extract its contents (usually a dll file or a vst3 file) to a directory of your choice If the VST instrument comes with its own installation program you need to run it instead

2. Check if the dll/vst3 directory is already included in the Music Maker VST paths.

3. Click on the button to scan the paths.

4. Now you can use the instrument inside Music Maker.