I can’t find the DIG plug-in within my DAW

If you can’t find your DIG plug-in in your DAW, you might need to have your DAW rescan for plug-ins.

 

Pro Tools:

• Close Pro Tools.
• Verify that the plug-in is installed in the correct location. Pro Tools comes with its own Plugins folder that must be used as the location for the plug-in.
• Re-open Pro Tools. The DAW will automatically scan for new plug-ins at start up.

 

Logic:

• Open the Logic Pro drop down menu from the top left of the DAW.
• Select Preferences from the drop down options.
• Under the Preferences drop down, select Plug-in Manager.
• In the Plug-in Manager, select Strymon from the Manufacturer list on the left.
• Once the Strymon folder is open, select DIG from the list.
• Press the Reset & Rescan Selection button.
• If still having trouble, you can also try enabling DIG manually by using this pathway: Logic Pro/Settings -> Plug In Manager-> Strymon -> use.
• If you are still having an issue here are Apple’s steps for finding missing plug-ins: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201199

 

Ableton:

• Open the Ableton Live Preferences
  • Mac – Open the Live drop down menu from the top left of the DAW to select Preferences.
  • Windows – Open the Options drop down menu from the top left of the DAW to select Preferences.
• In Preferences, select the Plug-Ins tab.
• To use VST3 plug-ins on Mac and Windows computers, make sure VST3 Plug-in Systems Folders is ON.
• Press the Rescan option next to Rescan Plug-ins