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# System Requirements

The Eclipsa Audio Plugins are currently supported for **Avid Pro Tools and REAPER** on macOS and Windows; and **Logic Pro and** **Premiere Pro** on macOS. To ensure optimal performance, please verify that your system meets the following minimum requirements.

### Supported Digital Audio Workstations

* AAX Support (macOS and Windows):
  * Avid Pro Tools 2021.9 or later.
* VST3 Support (macOS and Windows):
  * REAPER 7.39 or later.
* AU Support (macOS):
  * Adobe Premiere Pro 25.3 or later.
  * Logic Pro 11.2.2 or later.

### Minimum Requirements

* Operating System: macOS 14.0 or later; Windows 11 Professional / Enterprise.
* Processor:
  * macOS:
    * AAX / VST3 / AU: Apple Silicon M1 or later.
    * Logic Pro: Apple Silicon M3 or later.
  * Windows:
    * AAX / VST3: Intel i5 or higher.

### Recommendations

* Memory: 16 GB RAM or higher.
* Storage: 1 GB of available disk space for installation and project files.
* Audio Interface: Professional-grade Core Audio-compliant device.

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<mark style="color:yellow;">**Note:**</mark> The VST3 and AU versions of the plugin are only officially tested and supported on the DAWs listed above. It is not guaranteed that the plugin will load in other DAWs and some features may not work correctly.

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