Universal Audio push marketing. Don't want plugins that go into demo mode.

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Xenon 6

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I have a Universal Audio PCIe card but I am worried about installing the plugins. The problem is there are about 20 I am licensed for but the software packages installs everything. I am sick of trying to remember which plugins I own and not choose ones that go into demo mode. I know this is just push marketing but I find it really annoying.
Anyone know how to just install the plugins I am licensed for?
 
UA products are strong, generally. But they do not entirely have their shit together when it comes to software and support. They don't seem very sensitive to having that reputation, either.

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Xenon 6 said:
I have a Universal Audio PCIe card but I am worried about installing the plugins. The problem is there are about 20 I am licensed for but the software packages installs everything. I am sick of trying to remember which plugins I own and not choose ones that go into demo mode. I know this is just push marketing but I find it really annoying.
Anyone know how to just install the plugins I am licensed for?
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What DAW Do you use? I use Logic - I can go edit my plugin List so it only shows what I have licenses for - I’m sure you could do this with other DAWs - but how you would know what was what? Look at your invoice for when you purchased them - and BTW UA doesn’t install plugins willy nilly - its not obvious - when install you choose or check boxes on what you want installed - it’s been a while - and it might just be on MAC - but the second or third screen gives you the option's - alternatively you could unistall all your UA Plugins - and then reinstall them and pay attention to the screen when you do - for the options.
 
I am a Cubase 13 on Windows 10 user. I have a RME FireFace audio interface using FireWire to connect to a FireWire PCIe card in the computer.
Finding a bunch of old invoices is not feasible as I am not likely to have kept them.
 
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