On windows, FLUX:: Center offers the options to customize the plugins install path (depending on the plugin format) If you for some reason change the installation path, make sure you point the installer to a VST plug-in folder that is scanned by your DAW software or else your DAW won’t find the plug-ins.

If for some reason you want to move your VST plug-in files to another location in your file system after they’re installed, do NOT try moving the files manually in the file system, as this will cause inconsistent behaviors as the plug-ins then may not find the resource files they need in order to work correctly. Instead uninstall the plug-ins you want to move, change the plug-in path in Flux:: Center preferences, then re-install them.

Should the case be that you’ve already moved your plug-in .dll files manually, you will experience problems with your VST plug-ins. (plugin crash, or black/white GUI, etc…) To resolve this, open FLUX:: Center, uninstall the plug-ins, remove any files that were moved manually and hence not removed in the uninstallation, change the plug-in path in FLUX:: Center preferences, then re-install them.

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Please follow these steps to perform a plug-in re-scan:

• Open Preferences/Settings in the DAW software and locate the list of Folders and Paths where the DAW is scanning for VST plug-ins. Please consult the user manual of your DAW for the exact location of this setting.
  
• In the settings window, add the locations below as VST plugin file locations to scan:
  • Windows 64-Bit, VST 64-Bit:
    C:\Program Files\Vstplugins\Flux
  • Windows 64-Bit, VST 32-Bit:
    C:\Program Files (x86)\Vstplugins\Flux
  • Windows 32-Bit, VST 32-Bit:
    C:\Program Files\Vstplugins\Flux
  • Mac OS X:
    /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST/Flux
    
• After adding these locations, consult the user manual to find out the procedure for a plug-in rescan in the DAW, and perform a re-scan.

Now the installed plugins should be available in the plugin list in the DAW.

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When a product is installed the Install button text will change to Uninstall.

In order to uninstall an installed product, simply press the “Uninstall” button and it will instantly be uninstalled from your computer.

To select several products for Install / Update / Uninstall, hold down “Shift” or “Ctrl” on your computer keyboard and click with the mouse anywhere in the black background area corresponding to the products you want to select.

When several products are selected, an action bar with buttons for the possible actions will appear at the bottom of the Center window. When pressing one of the buttons, the action will apply to all the selected products.

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How to download and install software using Flux:: Center

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To access Center Preferences, simply click on the gear symbol located to the right at the top of the Center window.

FLUX:: Center Install Options with AAX Venue enabled for download.

To configure FLUX:: Center to download the Venue plug-in versions, enable the AAX Venue plug-in format under Install Options in Center Preferences.

After you’ve set up Center Preferences, you need to save your settings by pressing OK, which will take you back to the Center main installation window.

To install a product in the Center main installation window, click the “Install” button, and when you click the Install button now, Center will download the AVID Venue plugin install package used for installing the plugins on the Venue Console.

When the software download is ready, a folder called AAX Plug-Ins is created on your desktop. Copy or move this folder to a USB memory and insert it into the Venue console to install the plug-ins.

How To download and install software using Flux:: Center

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Open the Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs, and uninstall the product installer concerned, then delete any remaining folders (if applicable) associated with the product in these locations :

•  AAX 64-bit : C:\Program Files\Common Files\Avid\Audio\Plug-Ins
  
• 32-bit : C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Avid\Audio\Plug-Ins
  
• VST 64-bit : C:\Program Files\Vstplugins
  
• 32-bit : C:\Program Files(x86)\Vstplugins 

macOS

Delete the plugin package bundle file located in these locations:

•  AAX : Macintosh HD/Library/Application Support/Avid/Audio/Plug-Ins
  
• AU : Macintosh HD/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components
  
• VST : Macintosh HD/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST

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If the host software is no longer supporting 32-bits, the v2 versions will not be compatible and can’t be used with the DAW/Host anymore.

If you are still running a DAW/Host supporting 32-bit plugin versions, and are looking for the v2 version installers, they can be downloaded here.

Legacy Download Archives

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• Activate a license to an iLok USB key (2nd generation and latest) Drag and drop the license from the “Available” tab in the iLok license manager to the desired iLok USB key name in the location list located to the left in the iLok license manager.
  
  Another way to activate a license is to right-click the license in the iLok license manager and select activate, now you need to select the location for the activation.
  
  “Successful Activation” will appear if there are no errors during the process, and the selected license is now activated on the physical iLok.
  
• Activate a license to a computer workstation (iLok Machine Activation)
  
  Drag and drop the license from the “Available” tab in the iLok license manager to the name of the active actual computer in the location list located to the left in the iLok license manager.
  
  Another way to activate a license is to right-click the license in the iLok license manager and select activate, now you need to select the location for the activation.
  
  “Successful Activation” will appear if there are no errors during the process, and the selected license is now activated on the computer workstation.

If you have purchased your software from a dealer and received a License Activation Code, follow the instructions in this article.

How to redeem a License Activation Code

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If this is the case, you have to uninstall the plug-ins, remove any files that were moved manually and hence not removed in the uninstallation, and finally re-install the plug-ins and instead change the plug-in path during the installation.

More information about moving VST plug-in files (Windows Only)

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• First you need to create a user preset in the Flux:: plug-in preset manager (not the host preset manager) that you want to use for the batch processing, this can be done using your favorite audio host software.
  
  

• In the Flux:: plug-in preset manager (not the host preset manager), navigate to the User preset tab, select the preset, then click “Set as default”.
  
  

• Then close your audio host application.

• Download MrsWatson application from http://teragonaudio.com/MrsWatson.html and unzip the downloaded file.
  
• Open the command tool (Windows) or Terminal (MacOSX)

How to setup a proper command line:

1 – Enter the mrswatson64 application path.
You can drag the application directly into the command or terminal window (then you don’t have to type the path manually).

Exemple in Windows:
     C:\Users\myusername\Desktop\MrsWatson\MrsWatson-0.9.7\Windows\mrswatson64.exe

Exemple in macOS:

     /Users/myusername/Desktop/MrsWatson-0.9.7Mac\ OS\ X/mrswatson64

2 – Indicate the Flux VST 64-bit install path

Exemple in Windows:

–plugin-root “c:\Program Files\Vstplugins\Flux\LevelMagic.vst\Contents\x64”

Exemple in macOS:

–plugin-root /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST/Flux

3 – Indicate the input file path for the file you want to process.

Exemple in Windows:

-i C:\Users\myusername\Desktop\myaudiofile.wav

Exemple in macOS:

-i /Users/myusername/Desktop/myaudiofile.wav

4 – Indicate the output file path for the processed file.

Exemple in Windows:

-o C:\Users\myusername\Desktop\out.wav

Exemple in macOS:

-o /Users/myusername/Desktop/out.wav

5 – Indicate the plugin(s) to be used.

Exemple in Windows:

-p LevelMagic

Exemple in macOS:

-p LevelMagic-x64

6 – In the end, the full command line will look like this:

Exemple in Windows :

C:\Users\myusername\Desktop\MrsWatson\MrsWatson-0.9.7\Windows\mrswatson64.exe –plugin-root “c:\Program Files\Vstplugins\Flux\LevelMagic.vst\Contents\x64” -i C:\Users\myusername\Desktop\myaudiofile.wav -o C:\Users\myusername\Desktop\out.wav -p LevelMagic

Exemple in macOS:

/Users/myusername/Desktop/MrsWatson-0.9.7Mac\ OS\ X/mrswatson64 –plugin-root /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST/Flux -i /Users/myusername/Desktop/myaudiofile.wav -o /Users/myusername/Desktop/out.wav -p LevelMagic-x64

7 – Type return key and wait for the processing to end.

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