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Getting Started

1. Download and install RMPro. Click on a tab below to see the file path for your plugin.


Installation
- (see graphic). User > Library > Audio > Plugins > Component. Follow the installation path and drag the plugin into Component area.  This may vary depending on your platform and DAW.


Installation
- (see graphic). User > Library > Audio > Plugins > VST. Follow the installation path and drag the plugin into VST 2 area.  This may vary depending on your platform and DAW.


Installation
- (see graphic). User > Library > Audio > Plugins > VST3. Follow the installation path and drag the plugin into VST 3 area.  This may vary depending on your platform and DAW.


Installation
- (see graphic). User > Library > Application Support > Avid > Audio > Plug-ins. Follow the installation path.  This may vary depending on your platform and file setup.

AVID-ProTool Users click on this link for further instructions.

2. For initial launch, open DAW and allow for authorization. For Tutorial Video go to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nc0wczIP1KE&t=65s

3. For Mastering - open the plugin in the Stereo output channel

4. Open plug-in and make sure all settings are at ZERO to start

5. To engage technology, click on center logo

6. To add Stereo Widening - click on button and drag “bubbles” to desired width.

7. Bass & Treble - these sliders provide a very nuanced amount of Bass and Treble enhancement. Once the technology is engaged, you may want to add or subtract to taste. Remember, Bass/Treble EQ is really set by you in your overall mix.

8. Processing - this will add additional mastering processing if you want the mix to be more “in your face”. You can add a subtle taste or dial it up, but remember, it will change your output volume

9. Output - The RMPro has a fixed output ceiling of “0” on a VU Meter. If you wish to reduce it to -3db for example, turn the knob down to -3.

10. Those are the basics. You control your mix elements, RMPro adds the final shine to your mix.

Click here to see RMPro in action.