About Slate digital vmr
The ESR Error generally occurs when two or more VMR versions are installed to multiple locations. When the DAW picks up on both locations, the ESR Error is prompted. It can also happen if the DAW is open during the plugin installation. It's important to ensure your DAW is closed during any plugin installation. This issue can be fixed by deleting the older VMR version from your plugin paths. We recommend to first uninstall the plugin experiencing the error using the "Uninstall.command" file found in Applications/Slate Digital/Once the plugin has been uninstalled, please check the following plugin paths and delete any instance of the plugin that remains:Audio Unit: Mac HD/Library/Audio/Plugins/Components/VST: Mac HD/Library/Audio/Plugins/VST/VST3: Mac HD/Library/Audio/Plugins/VST3/AAX: Mac HD/Library/Application Support/Avid/Audio/Plugins/RTAS (no longer supported): Mac HD/Library/Application Support/Digidesign/Plugins/NOTE: Be sure to check outside the "Slate Digital" folder from each of the paths listed above. After the plugin has been removed, install the latest version and re-launch your DAW. The latest plugin versions can be found here. If you continue to experience issues, please contact support here. Additional TroubleshootingIn some cases, you may need to set read and write privileges to the following folder and apply changes to enclosed items: /Library/Application Support/Slate DigitalPlease view the video or written directions below:Set Privileges To "Read and Write"If you are experiencing issues with Saving, Loading, or creating new presets, please ensure privileges are set to "read and write" for the following location:/Library/Application Support/Slate DigitalBe sure to "apply changes to enclosed items". If you are experiencing this issue with Repeater or an Eiosis plugin, be sure to process the same steps as above for Library/Application Support/D16 Group and Library/Application Support/Eiosis
Key features of the Slate digital vmr that are enabled through these drivers include:
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Module, as well as a “global” rack preset. One great thing about the A/B comparison is you can rearrange your modules and compare the results between the two to pick the best fit. Modules can also be cloned from rack to rack in a host by holding down the “alt” button while dragging to the desired destination. A lot of detail has been used to design this rack from the sleek inviting look, all the way down to the virtual module covers that protect your rack from “virtual dust” when not in use. When using a plugin with swappable modules, automation would seem to be a daunting task but the rack takes care of this internally by assigning a letter and number system for each module. Parameters can be seen by clicking the letter above each module in the rack and module. Depending on your host, the parameters will either be simple alpha numeric or actual names. If you would like a default rack preset to show up for each loaded instance, this can be selected under the default menu that drops down when you select the star. Lastly, at the top of the rack is a small volume knob that allows for either linear or circular knob controls. That icon tricked us at first because it appears to be a volume trim knob for the rack. The rack in itself is all well and good but without modules, you pretty much just have a nicely designed box that you can place on an insert. The modules are what really shine in Virtual Mix Rack and the guys at Slate Digital have picked some of the classics to begin with. These modules have been painstakingly created using “master of all things virtually analog” Fabrice Gabriel (the mastermind behind AirEQ). Part of the reason VMR wasn’t released sooner was due to the perfectionist nature of both him and Steven Slate. Like everything Slate Digital put out, it has to be as close to the actual thing as possible. All of the little nuances of each piece of gear being modeled were
