At some point, you may need to simply uninstall Unify completely from your system, so you can start over with a new install. The process is partly a manual one, and is slightly different for Mac and Windows machines.

2. Remove the main Unify data folder

• If you kept the Unify data (content) folder at its default location:
  • Navigate to /Users/Shared
  • Drag the PlugInGuru folder to the Trash.
• If you moved the Unify data (content) folder somewhere else:
  • Check the folder location; it's displayed in the Unify Settings view.
  • Navigate to where the folder is in the Finder
    • In the Unify Settings view, click “Open…”
    • In the Finder window which appears, hold down Ctrl and click on the window title, then navigate UP one level to the folder that contains your Unify folder.
  • Close any running instances of Unify
  • Drag the folder to the Trash.

2. Remove the Unify app and plug-ins Note these are NOT in your own user folders.

• App: Unify.app file (may show as just Unify in the main /Applications folder
• Audio Unit plug-in: /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components/Unify.component
• VST plug-in: /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST/Unify.vst
• VST3 plug-in: /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST3/Unify.vst3

You may be prompted to enter your password to confirm some or all of these deletions.

3. Remove the entire Unify settings folder

• Locate the ~/Library/Application Support/PlugInGuru folder, and drag it to the Trash.