DAWs like Cubase & Logic Pro X feature plug-in manager sections, however DAWs like Pro Tools and Ableton Live do not. Some DAW applications have a similar feature (typically referred to as "Plug-In Manager") that allows you to manage your list of installed plug-ins from within the DAW. If you're UAD software is up to date but you're still not seeing a particular UAD plug-in in Console, go to Console > Settings > Plug-Ins and make sure that the plug-in isn't hidden by checking the HIDE button next to the plug-in title. In Console, it's possible to hide certain UAD plug-ins so that they don't appear in your Inserts lists. To view the Simplified UAD Version History article, click here. However, determining if a particular UAD plug-in is compatible with your system can be tricky due to the interrelated issues of UAD software and operating system compatibility, so we've put together a simplified version history list that shows the minimum UAD software version and operating systems required to use each UAD plug-in. The new UAD plug-ins contained in each UAD software release are noted on our Release Notes page. For example, if a plug-in was released in version 8.6 of UAD software and you are currently running version 8.4 of UAD software, you will not be able to use the plug-ins released in version 8.6 until you update to that version (or a later version, if available) because the older version does not contain the new plug-in titles.
In order to use the plug-ins contained in a particular release you must update to that software version.
UAD Software Version & Plug-In CompatibilityĮach new UAD software release may contain new UAD plug-ins. Why?Ī: This can happen for a couple of reasons, but the most common explanation is that you are running a version of UAD software that pre-dates the UAD plug-in that you purchased. Q: I just purchased a new UAD plug-in but don't see it listed in my DAW or Console.
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