Installing PULSE is as simple as dragging the correct files into the

correct folder.

Most computers and DAW’s support x64 (64-Bit plugins) and as such
we recommend you use those versions of the plugin in that folder. Only
use the x86 versions if you are on an older system and DAW that does
not support 64-Bit)

If your DAW supports VST3, such as Cubase, we also recommend you

use that version of the plugin instead of the VST2 version.

How to Installation:

Pro Tools 11/later supports 64-bit AAX plug-ins. Drag the “.aaxplugin” file inside the Plug-Ins
folder located here:

C:\Program Files\Common Files\Avid\Audio\Plug-Ins

Pro Tools 10 users, the location above for Pro Tools 11 should also work with Pro Tools 10. But
if it doesn’t, drag the “.aax” file inside the Plug-Ins folder located here:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Avid\Audio\Plug-Ins

If you are using Cubase, or any other DAW that uses VST2, you will
drag the “.vst” file in the VST folder. If you use Cubase for example you
will place the Pulse.dll file inside the VSTPlugin folder located here:

C:\Program Files\Steinberg\VSTPlugins

For VST3 installation drag the Pulse “.vst3” file inside the VST3 folder
at this location:

C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3

Your DAW should already be configured to look to those folders for
plugins, and when you turn on your DAW, it should find PULSE
immediately.

If you are facing any issues please don’t hesitate to contact our
support here: support@lancasteraudio.com
Also, let us know what you think of the plugin! Like it? Hate it? Have a
suggestions? Email us at the same address above or let us on know on
our facebook page! We read everything so rest assured if you do write
to us, we will read it!