Demo/commercial installations and downloads - Q&A

Yes, of course, these are demo version audio drop outs.  Please purchase the plug-in's license to transform the demo version of a plug-in into the normal (purchased) version.

You do not need a key to try the demo version of any Voxengo software product.  The product runs in the demo mode until you authorize/register it with the purchased product key.

A setup file which is provided contains a file which is a plug-in module (DLL, component): it can only be loaded in audio host applications that support VST, AAX, or AudioUnit plug-ins (e.g., Steinberg Cubase, Apple Logic Pro, Ableton Live, ProTools, REAPER, etc.).  The plug-ins are not standalone applications.

Please follow the "How to install?" instructions presented together with the download link in order to install the plug-in correctly.  If you are on Windows, also make sure to install a correct (32-bit or 64-bit) version of the plug-in to match your audio host application's bit'ness.

Please visit the User Area page and download setup files for products you paid for.  Even though they are labeled "Demo" after installation, you will be able to transform them into fully working versions by entering the corresponding product keys.  Note that the exact authorization routine is described at the User Area, via the link placed next to the corresponding product key.

You may download the previous version via the User Area only.  If you do not see it listed there, you should first use the "Add Product Keys" function to add your product key to the User Area.

The user guides (manuals) are presented in the form of PDF documents on the individual product pages as language-named links, and are also distributed together with the software setup files.

Please make sure you have installed Voxengo plug-ins into the correct plug-in folder: the one which your audio host application (Ableton Live or another) is configured to scan for plug-ins; and also enable VST plug-in scanning.  On Windows, you may also need to correctly set the "custom" plug-in folder in that application.  On macOS, the plug-ins are stored in the sub-folders within the "/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/" folder.

Also make sure you are installing the correct version of the plugin: for example, Ableton Live 64-bit requires 64-bit VST plug-in version.  ProTools requires AAX plug-in version.  Many macOS audio host applications need AudioUnit plug-in version.  If you are using 32-bit audio host application you will need to install 32-bit version of a plug-in.

Sorry, such option is unavailable.  The easiest option is to simply ZIP installed Voxengo ".dll" or ".vst3" files from the plugin folder, and move them to a new computer to the same location - you can then authorize them all from a single plugin instance using the Automatic license download.