User Manual

UAD Powered Plug-Ins Manual - 17 - Chapter 1: Introduction
User Manual This complete user manual for the product (the document you are reading
now) is included in the software bundle. The filename of the manual is UAD-
Manual.pdf.
The User Manual is the primary product user documentation. It is on the soft-
ware CD-ROM, and is also placed inside the Powered Plug-Ins Tools folder on
the hard drive during software installation.
Installed Locations
The ReadMe and Manual files are copied to the hard drive by the software in-
staller to the following locations:
Windows • Start Menu>All Programs>UAD Powered Plug-Ins
Macintosh • Startup Disk/Applications/Powered Plug-Ins Tools
Manual
Conventions
UAD Powered Plug-Ins is a cross-platform solution for both Windows and
Macintosh computers. The UAD hardware card can be installed into either
platform; it is the exact same hardware for both platforms. Operation of the
plug-ins is practically identical regardless of the host system platform and ap-
plication. However, certain platform-specific instructions will differ according
to the host system you are using.
Platforms Instructions in this guide that are platform-specific are indicated with a head-
ing in red letters. Instructions that are identical regardless of platform are not
differentiated.
Windows Instructions specific to the Windows platform use this red Windows heading.
Macintosh Instructions specific to the Mac platform use this red Macintosh heading.
UAD
Nomenclature
Unless specified otherwise, for descriptive purposes within this manual,
“UAD-2” means all UAD-2 family products (Solo, Duo, Quad); “UAD-1”
means all UAD-1 family products (UAD-1, UAD-1e, and UAD-Xpander); and
“UAD” means all UAD-2 and UAD-1 family products.
Screen Shots Screenshots in this manual may be taken from the Windows and/or Macin-
tosh version of the software, and are used interchangeably when the content
and functionality of the screenshot is the same on both platforms. Slight vari-
ations in the appearance of a screenshot between operating systems are in-
evitable.