Host/platform compatibility and switching - Q&A

There are no dedicated standalone Voxengo plug-ins available.  But you may check out

Xlutop Chainer and Plogue Bidule which work as standalone programs and are able to load VST plug-ins, including Voxengo plug-ins.

There are no fees associated with re-registering: you simply need to install plug-ins a-new on this new machine, and then register/authorize plug-ins with your existing product keys.

Please visit the User Area - there you can order an upgrade of your existing license.  Note that some products already come in multi-platform version - in that case you simply need to download and install product's version for your computer platform and use the key you already have for authorization/registration.

Voxengo plug-in effects conform to VST and AudioUnit plug-in specifications.  So you have to use application with VST/AudioUnit plug-in support to be able to use these effects.  Applications you have mentioned do not support VST/AudioUnit plug-ins directly, but can load VST/AudioUnit plug-ins via an adapter plug-in.

Yes, most DAWs usually allow plugins to be placed on other monitors.  This is independent from the plugin: you can place any plugin on the secondary monitor.

Please close the audio application, then delete the plugin from its system plugins folder, then preferrably restart macOS, and then redownload the plugin and install it again. macOS updates sometimes cause loading issues due to them stopping being recognized - even if the plugins were notarized by Apple.

The configuration and presets of all Voxengo plugins is stored in this folder which you can zip, and then unzip on your new computer, into the same "Preferences" folder: "/Users/<UserName>/Library/Preferences/Voxengo/".