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# Installation Guide

This section provides step-by-step instructions for installing the Eclipsa Audio Plugins on macOS and Windows.

### Download the Plugins

* Visit the [Eclipsa Audio Plugins website](https://www.eclipsaapp.com/) to download the installer for your OS and DAW.
  * For use with Avid ProTools, download the AAX version installer (**macOS** and **Windows**).
  * For use with REAPER (or other workstations which support VST3 plugins), download the VST3 version installer (**macOS** and **Windows**).
  * For use with Adobe Premiere Pro, or other workstations which support AU plugins, download the AU version installer (**macOS-only**).
* Confirm that you are downloading the most current release.

### Install the Plugins

* Locate the installer: Once the download is complete, navigate to your “Downloads” folder or the location where the file was saved.
* Run the installer: Double-click the installer package (.pkg / .exe) to launch the installation wizard.
* Follow the on-screen instructions:
  * Select “Continue” to proceed with the installation.
  * Set installation location (usually the system default plugin directory is recommended).
  * Select "Install."
  * Administrator privileges: If prompted, enter your system Administrator password to authorize the installation.
* Completion: Once the installation is complete, you will see a confirmation message. Select “Close” to finish the installation process.


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