You`ll probably find more help in the stickied threads there too. Good luck & have fun.įorgot to add that right below THIS section is one called Newbies or similar. Have a go with the help provided & if you are STILL stuck, at least you will know where when you ask next time. Also any time you ask a question, it helps if you tell us what system you are on (Mac Windows Linux) and what you are using for an Audio/MIDI interface, assuming you arent just trying to use your onboard sound card. Of course ask questions on here and we will all try to help you but the tools and the help are already there to get you started, you just have to spend a little time working with them. If you didnt already, download and check out the free user guide and also take a look at some of the excellent free video tutorials, all at reaper.fm. rar file)- If it is an installer, then install it.- If its an archive, create a repertory for Magical 8bit, move the archive inside it and extract the archive.

exe files on windows for example) or an archive (.zip or. Better way is to understand what happens under the hood and adapt to it (or adapt the process to own needs)įWIW this isnt a paid-for helpline, members on here are just buddies trying to learn and trying to help other buddies. Firts thing First, by downloading Magical 8bit plugin you now have an installer (some. ddl files into own directory, I move ddl itno my location or add vst location to reaper (only special cases).Īs Slipstick said, there is no step by step instruction due to variability of possible cases. If has installer allowing to select the location, I chose my location. When plugin is distributed without installer I can copy it manually into the location. Personally I do my best to install plugins into my own VST directory. But you have not guarantee that all nowadays devs are following those conventions. In Windows environment it runs with VSTi supporting applications: ex. Offset Shadow is a displacement plugin for moving a shadow after its been created. In Macintosh environment, it runs with AU (Audio Units)-supporting applications: ex. There are a few standardized locations, suggested years ago by software develoepers (ie Steinberg). Magical 8bit Plug is a plug-in style software-synthesizer for producing primitive electronic sounds like the old 8bit game consoles. ddl files which can be located anywhere, with condition, Reaper must know those location(s). None of this is helpful.Some of us have never done this before so please instruct how to do this step by step.Thx

How to install magical 8bit plugin