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--- files-folders [2020/06/10 18:15] – [VST folder in content folder?] shane
+++ files-folders [2023/05/08 18:59] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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     * VST2: whatever location you chose, when asked in the Unify installer
     * VST3: //C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3// (this is the standard VST3 location for Windows)
+    * AAX: //C:\Program Files\Common Files\Avid\Audio\Plug-Ins//
   - **Content folder**:
     * Wherever you chose to put this, when you ran Unify for the first time
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     * VST: ///Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST/Unify.vst//
     * VST3: ///Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST3/Unify.vst3//
+    * AAX: ///Library/Application Support/Avid/Audio/Plug-Ins//
     * These are the standard Mac plug-in locations, and should not be changed.
   - **Content folder**:
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     * (Note: You must move or copy the content manually before changing; Unify does not do this automatically.)
   - **Settings**:
-    * ///Users/**your user name**/Library/Application Support/PlugInGuru//
+    * ///Users/**your username**/Library/Application Support/PlugInGuru//
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-Note you may see more or fewer files/folders than indicated in the above screenshots. As of Unify v1.1.x, the //PG-8X// VST synth plug-in is no longer bundled with Unify, for example.
+Note you may see more or fewer files/folders than indicated in the above screenshots. For example:
+  * As of Unify v1.1.x, the //PG-8X// VST synth plug-in is no longer bundled with Unify.
+  * As of Unify 1.9.x, a new //Presets// sub-folder is included in the Unify app folder.
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