
Plug-in Administration in Presonus Studio One Plug-in Administration in Digital Performer (OS X) Plug-in Administration in FL Studio 20 (Windows) Plug-in Administration in FL Studio 20 (Mac) Plug-in Administration in FL Studio 11 (or Earlier Versions) Plug-in Administration in Cubase 9 (and higher) Plug-in Administration in Cubase 7 and Previous Versions VST Plug-in Administration in Ableton Live (Windows) "Native Access > Installed > Selected Product > Installation path"

You can see where a given Native Instruments product is located by searching on:

Please note: Editing the preferences in Native Access will not influence the location of material which has already been installed prior to the edit. How to Change the Install Locations in Native Access If you wish to change the default locations advised to you by Native Access you can do so by changing it's preferences, please take a look at the following article below: If you do not manage your Plugins appropriately, you may experience difficulties with loading them in your D.A.W. We recommend to define fixed folders for all your Plug-In installations within their default locations. Mac HD > Library > Audio > Plug-Ins > VST If you have not selected the file directory for your Plug-In file(s) at the time of installation, Native Instruments plugins will show up in one of two locations:Ĭ:\Program Files\Native Instruments\VSTPlugins 32 bitĬ:\Program Files\Native Instruments\VSTPlugins 64 bit

Please note: AU components are for Mac users only. plug-In formats may vary depending on your operating system, they will commonly be 32/64-bit VST's (Virtual Studio Technology) or AU (Audio Units) components.ĭifferent D.A.W.'s may require other plug-In formats in order to function, Pro Tools for example uses AAX (Avid Audio eXtension) & RTAS (Real Time Audio Suite). Are you missing plug-ins in your DAW ? We'd like to share some information about plugins management and what to consider when you're installing new ones with Native AccessĪ VST file(s) is created on your system by running a given installer, it's necessary in order for you to be able to load your instrument or effect within your D.A.W.
