

The license key is entered on the second page of the registration process. All plugins also have a 16 digit license key in the format ****-****-****-**** where each * can be either a letter or number. All Eventide plug-ins have a serial number in the form of XX-# where XX represents a two-letter sequence defining the product type and # is a 6 digit number. There are several reasons you may see this error, but a common one is a mismatch of the serial number format. When I register my plugin I get an “Invalid Serial Number” error. Occasionally Cubase needs to be forced to rescan the plug-in folder.

Note that the following DAWs sometimes require additional steps: Studio One Open your DAW’s VST Preferences and add the applicable folder: Windows 32-bit OSģ2-bit DAW: C:Program Files/Common Files/Steinberg/VST2 Windows 64-bit OSģ2-bit DAW: C:Program Files (x86)/Common Files/Steinberg/VST2Ħ4-bit DAW: C:Program Files/Common Files/Steinberg/VST2Īfter doing this, perform a plug-in rescan in your DAW. It is possible that you need to add the following paths to your DAW’s list of VST folders. Note that Eventide no longer supports 32-bit plugins. Simply go to your DAW’s preferences and rescan your plug-in.

If you have installed and authorized your plug-in and it still doesn’t show up in your DAW, try the following: Mac OS X Troubleshooting What if the plug-in doesn’t show in my DAW?
