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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• AU / VST / AAX Native
  The audio processing works internally in 32 / 64-bit float precision in up to 384 kHz sample rate.
  
• Avid AAX HD-X / DSP
  The audio processing works internally in 32 / 64-bit float precision in up to 192 KHz sample rate.
  
• Merging VS3 DSP
  The audio processing works internally in 32 / 64-bit float precision in up to 384 kHz sample rate.

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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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Some DAWs (e.g. Motu Digital Performer) require a full snapshot of the plug-in in order to list the parameters correctly.

Consult the DAW user manual to find out the procedure for a plug-in re-scan, this procedure may be necessary to perform in DAWs using the AU as well as the VST versions of our software.

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It is using a plugin, called SampleGrabber, to broadcast the audio data from the DAW or Host software to the stand-alone application, either on the same computer, localhost, or over the network using a different computer for the Analyzer stand-alone application.

You can read more about this in the FLUX:: Analyzer User Manual (online).

When installing any of the Flux:: stand-alone applications, such as the FLUX:: Analyzer Essential / FLUX:: Session Analyzer, shortcuts can be created by enabling this option under Global Options in Flux:: Center.

On MacOS, the shortcuts are added to the dock; on Windows, the shortcuts are created on the desktop.

When the FLUX:: Analyzer application is installed, the SampleGrabber plug-in will be installed automatically if any of the  AU / VST / AAX plug-in formats are enabled in FLUX:: Center preferences “Install Options“.

How To download and install software using Flux:: Center

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