Where do these plugins come from? I don't even remember installing them. Side question: why does every single install or update of an IK Multimedia re-installs the Authorization Manager? Can't it just detect that it's already there? It's been a bit cumbersome to have to re-install the same piece of software 8 times in a row.Īnyway, I have made little progress because I still have a bunch of IK Multimedia plugins showing in Reaper and none of them can be used, I still get 'this product hasn't been activated, do you want to enter the Custom Shop to purchase it'. Ok I have entered all the serial numbers into IK Multimedia Authorization Manager and got a green confirmation for all of them. I think there is some additional content to download for the sample based apps, STCS and MP2CE, but I think the rest are all self-contained. Authorise whichever ones you want to use and you'll be good to go. So, in your My Products list you should also be able to see serial numbers alongside each of your CS/Free versions.

You have to stay online during the trial time, but that is the only restriction (no white noise). If you wanted to trial a piece of gear that you don't already have, you can do that for 72 hours unrestricted by going to the Custom Shop and clicking Try on the piece(s) of gear or module you want to demo. You may also have noticed that the Custom Shop app has been installed as well (literally a virtual shop). For example, the CS version of AmpliTube 4 (soon to be AmpliTube 5) gives you 9 stomps, 4 amps, 5 cabs, 2 speakers, 3 mics, 2 rack processors and 6 room simulations which will all work without the white noise. Once you have authorised the CS versions they will work unrestricted. Lophophora wrote:Does this mean that all the plugins in my list with 'custom shop' in their name will stop (or have already stopped) working once this period expires?

Sampletank 3 cs