I'm using 64-bit Windows 7 (Vista) and do not seem to be able to open Voxengo plug-ins in my audio host application even though I've installed them correctly.
I'm using 64-bit Windows 7 (Vista) and do not seem to be able to open Voxengo plug-ins in my audio host application even though I've installed them correctly.
Most probably, this happens because you are mismatching plug-in's bit version and audio host application's bit version. For example, if you are using Cubase 32-bit you should download Win32 version of a Voxengo plug-in. To put it short, when choosing which plug-in bit version to install you should match host's bit version, not Windows' bit version.
Also please make sure you are installing the plug-in into the correct folder which the audio host application scans for plug-ins. Sometimes you may expect it to be a single specific folder while the audio application was really configured to search for plug-ins in another folder.
I will shortly acquire a new computer. Please advise me how I should go about re-registering the plugins on the new machine, and let me know if there is a fee involved in this.
I will shortly acquire a new computer. Please advise me how I should go about re-registering the plugins on the new machine, and let me know if there is a fee involved in this.
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.
I've got a question to change my Voxengo plug-in software from a Windows-based to a Mac-based version. Could you please describe how can I change the software?
I've got a question to change my Voxengo plug-in software from a Windows-based to a Mac-based version. Could you please describe how can I change the software?
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.
I'm not sure how to set your effects up. I use Windows Media Player and WinAmp to listen to music.
I'm not sure how to set your effects up. I use Windows Media Player and WinAmp to listen to music.
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.