- #FABFILTER TOTAL BUNDLE SALE INSTALL#
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We recommend you to upgrade to the latest plug-in versions.īackground information: Our stereo VST 2 plug-ins with a side chain actually offer 4 inputs: the first two are stereo input, and the second two are the stereo side chain. Important: In our general plug-in updates released in November 2012, we have added a workaround for Wavelab 6 and Adobe Premiere so all our plug-ins work again in these hosts. Of course, in all plug-ins released later (Pro-L, Pro-G, Saturn, Pro-DS and so on), this is fixed!
#FABFILTER TOTAL BUNDLE SALE PRO#
Solving it in those plug-ins would cause existing Pro Tools sessions to break, so unfortunately we can't do that!Īs a workaround, you can simply load and save presets using the internal presets menu in Pro-Q, which works in any plug-in format on both OS X and Windows: This bug is present in FabFilter Pro-Q and earlier plug-ins. However, when we implemented RTAS support years back, we have made a small implementation error, which causes different versions of the same plug-in to be incompatible: you can't swap a mono version for a stereo one and presets saved in one version can't be loaded in another. Normally in Pro Tools, different versions of the same plug-in (AudioSuite, mono, stereo) can all load the same presets (saved via the PT plug-in menu), and are interchangeable (you can swap a stereo plug-in for a mono one, and it keeps its settings). To make it visible again in Finder, open Terminal (found in /Applications/Utilities) and enter: chflags nohidden ~/Library Note: Since OS X 10.7 (Lion), the user Library folder is marked as hidden by default. In the Sharing & Permissions section at the bottom, make sure you have 'Read & Write' permissions.Īfter you've corrected the permissions, open the plug-in again and choose Options > Restore Factory Presets again if needed. Open Finder and navigate to the /Users//Library/Audio folder, select the Presets folder and press Cmd+I. If this doesn't work, there is probably a permissions issue that prevents the plug-in from installing the factory presets. If the plug-in has failed to do so, and you only see an empty preset menu, please check the following:įirst of all, open the plug-in in your DAW, click on the (empty) preset menu button and choose Options > Restore Factory Presets.
#FABFILTER TOTAL BUNDLE SALE INSTALL#
Normally, a FabFilter plug-in will install its factory presets automatically when you run it for the first time. To make them visible again in Finder, open Terminal (found in /Applications/Utilities/) and enter the following commands: Note: Since OS X 10.7 (Lion), the system and user Library folders are marked as hidden by default. Users//Library/Application Support/FabFilter/ Users//Library/Audio/Presets/FabFilter/FabFilter Library/Application Support/Digidesign/Plug-Ins/įinally, if you also want to delete all data written by our plug-ins, you can remove the following folders as well: Library/Application Support/Avid/Audio/Plug-Ins/
To uninstall the plug-ins from a Mac, you can just delete the specific FabFilter plug-in files at the following locations: On Windows, you can simply uninstall plug-ins or bundles via the Control Panel.
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