?️ For macOS (AU & VST3)
Download & Unzip
Download the plugin ZIP from Lostin70s Audio.
Unzip the archive. You’ll find :
A
.component
file or folder (for AU)
Move the Plugin Files
AU (Audio Unit): Move the
.component
file or folder to:/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components
⚠️ Important: Use the main Library, not your user one (
~/Library/
), unless your DAW specifically scans user plugins.Rescan Plugins in Your DAW
Open your DAW (e.g., Logic Pro, Ableton Live, Reaper).
Force a rescan of plugins if it doesn’t show up automatically.
?️ For Windows (VST3 only)
Download & Unzip
Unzip the plugin file you downloaded from the Lostin70s site.
You'll get a
.vst3
file or folder.
Move the Plugin
Copy the
.vst3
file or folder into:C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3
Rescan in Your DAW
Open your DAW (e.g., FL Studio, Cubase, Reaper).
Force a VST3 rescan from plugin manager/settings if needed.
?️ Troubleshooting
Plugin not showing up?
Check that your DAW supports VST3 or AU.
Some DAWs require a restart or plugin cache reset.
Make sure you placed the plugin in the correct system-wide folder (especially on macOS).
Still invisible?
Some DAWs (like Logic) only support AU.
Others (like Cubase) prefer VST3.
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