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ReadMe Blue Arp

The document summarizes the package contents and installation instructions for the BlueARP plugin on Windows and Mac OSX. It includes: 1. The Windows package contains VST2 32-bit, VST2 64-bit, and VST3 64-bit plugin formats. The Mac package contains universal binaries that are compatible with Intel and Apple M1 CPUs. 2. To install on Windows, copy the plugin folder to the VST or VST3 folder and rescan in your DAW. To install on Mac, copy the plugin folder to the VST, VST3, or Components folder and rescan in your DAW. 3. Detailed installation steps are provided for each plugin

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ReadMe Blue Arp

The document summarizes the package contents and installation instructions for the BlueARP plugin on Windows and Mac OSX. It includes: 1. The Windows package contains VST2 32-bit, VST2 64-bit, and VST3 64-bit plugin formats. The Mac package contains universal binaries that are compatible with Intel and Apple M1 CPUs. 2. To install on Windows, copy the plugin folder to the VST or VST3 folder and rescan in your DAW. To install on Mac, copy the plugin folder to the VST, VST3, or Components folder and rescan in your DAW. 3. Detailed installation steps are provided for each plugin

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PACKAGE CONTENTS

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WINDOWS package:
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1. BlueARP_Win_VST2
- BlueARP.dll: VST2.4, 64 bit
2. BlueARP_Win_VST2_Legacy: VST2.4 version with old/legacy plugin ID, use it for
compatibility with your older projects
- BlueARP.dll: VST2.4, 32 bit (Windows XP compatible)
- BlueARP.x64.dll: VST2.4, 64 bit
3. BlueARP_Win_VST3
- BlueARP.vst3: VST3, 64 bit

Since 2.3.8 I changed plugin ID for vst2 version, to keep it in line with VST3 and
MIDI-FX.
Old plugin id is '7dWx', new is 'BArp'. If the new vst2 version doesn't work with
your existing projects,
use 'vst2_legacy' version along with the new one. It is recommended to use new vst2
version for
new projects, cause 'vst2_legacy' version will be supported only for a few next
releases.

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OSX package:
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1. BlueARP_OSX_VST2
- BlueARP.vst: VST2.4, 64 bit, Intel & Apple M1 (universal binary)
2. BlueARP_OSX_VST2_Legacy
- BlueARP.x64.vst: VST2.4, 64 bit, Intel & Apple M1 (universal binary)
3. BlueARP_OSX_VST3
- BlueARP.vst3: VST3, 64 bit, Intel & Apple M1 (universal binary)
4. BlueARP_OSX_MFX
- BlueARP.component: MIDI-FX audio unit, 64 bit, Intel & Apple M1 (universal
binary)

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HOW TO INSTALL BlueARP
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Before installing newer version of BlueARP, it is recommended to remove the


existing version first, unless
you want to use both older and newer version (refer to the next chapter «How to
remove BlueARP»).

Windows VST2 version

Step 1. Unzip the package, copy "BlueARP_Win_VST2_vXXX" folder to your VST plugins
directory.
Normally it will be:
- C:\Program Files\Steinberg\Vstplugins\ or
- C:\Program Files (x86)\Steinberg\Vstplugins\ (for 32-bit plug-ins on Windows 64-
bit)
Step 2. In you DAW (Cubase, FL Studio or whatever you use), re-scan VST plugins
folder (refer to the
respective manual on how to do this). «BlueARP» or «BlueARP.x64» (64-bit version)
should appear in plugin
list and it is now ready to use.

Windows VST3 version

Step 1. Unzip the package, copy "BlueARP_Win_VST3_vXXX" folder to your VST3 plugins
directory.
Normally it will be:
- C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3\ or
- C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\VST3\ (for 32-bit plug-ins on Windows 64-bit)
Step 2. In you DAW (Cubase, FL Studio or whatever you use), re-scan VST plugins
folder (refer to the
respective manual on how to do this). «BlueARP» should appear in plugin list and it
is now ready to use.
PS. Some DAW applications may combine VST2 and VST3 version of the plugin, in some
cases VST3 version
may have priority over VST2 version. FL Studio, for example, has a setting "Combine
VST2 and VST3
versions of the plugin".

Mac OSX VST2 version

Step 1. Unzip the package, copy «BlueARP_OSX_VST2_vXXX» folder to your VST plugins
directory.
It should be one of the following:
 Hard disk/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST (for all users)
 Hard disk/Users/<username>/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST (for <username> only)
Step 2. In you DAW (Cubase, FL Studio or whatever you use), re-scan VST plugins
folder. BlueARP should
appear in plugin list and it is now ready to use.

Mac OSX VST3 version

Step 1. Unzip the package, copy "BlueARP_OSX_VST2_vXXX" folder to your VST3 plugins
directory.
It should be one of the following:
 Hard disk/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST3 (for all users)
 Hard disk/Users/<username>/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST3 (for <username> only)
Step 2. In you DAW (Cubase, FL Studio or whatever you use), re-scan VST plugins
folder. BlueARP should
appear in plugin list and it is now ready to use.

Mac OSX MIDI-FX version (for Logic Pro X)

Step 1. Unzip the package, copy "BlueARP_OSX_MFX_vXXX" folder to your Audio Units
directory.
It should be one of the following:
- Hard disk/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components (for all users)
- Hard disk/Users/<username>/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components (for <username>
only)
Step 2.
In you DAW (Logic Pro, GarageBand or whatever you use), re-scan Audio Unit plugins
folder. BlueARP
should appear in plugin list and it is new ready to use.

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