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Support / Technical and troubleshooting If for any reason you weren’t able to start your 20-day trial period for Soothe2 / Bloom / Spiff from within your DAW after downloading and installing the plug-in, here are some steps to get you going!Using the form at the bottom of this page, choose which plug-in you want to trial, fill in your iLok user ID, and click send.A trial license will be deposited directly onto your iLok account. You can find and activate the trial license in the iLok License Manager app, which should’ve been installed together with the plug-in. To activate the trial license, right-click on the license to choose “Activate”.Please note, that no activation code will be provided for the trial.Once the trial license is activated onto your location in the iLok License Manager, the plug-in in question should open and work normally for the whole duration of the trial in your DAW!In some rare cases, you’ll have to rescan your plug-ins into your DAW and reset the blacklist also while doing so. As every DAW works a bit differently in this regard please do a google search like so: “[your DAW here] blacklist reset and rescan”.If after these steps you still haven’t been able to start using the plug-in, please don’t hesitate to contact us for more help!get a trial license

Support• MIDI clock and MIDI thru support• Ableton Link Support• Export to Cubase, Google Drive, external hard drives, wireless flash drives, Dropbox and more ADDITIONAL PRO FEATURES• A complete music production DAW on your smartphone, tablet and Chromebook• Easily combine individual tracks to groups• Precise audio and MIDI event editing at the highest studio level• Eight insert and eight send effects• Quickly rearrange plug-ins and change their pre/post fader position• Undo with history list: Quickly jump back to earlier versions of your song What the users say about Cubasis 3 Digital Audio Workstation: “It's Steinberg so you already know it's great, but this is by far my favorite audio recording DAW for mobile to date.”Chrissa C. “Excellent mobile DAW for recording anything. I'm using it primarily to demo and sketch song ideas before I take them into the studio. The recordings of guitar and vocals sound better than you would expect. I could see someone making a whole record on their phone with this. Also the development team is very responsive to feedback and will help you resolve any issues very quickly. I've always had a hard time recording into DAWs on my computer and this app just makes it so much easier!”Theo Use Cubasis as a full professional DAW or music maker app anywhere you go. Edit, mix, create and enjoy a whole range of pro features in one music production app. Cubasis 3 is a complete DAW & music maker app on your mobile device, the most advanced tool for professional music creators. Make beats and songs like never before! Learn more about the Cubasis music studio app at: www.steinberg.net/cubasis Technical support: *Cubasis for Android offers limited audio and MIDI hardware support only.

Could you recommend a platform that allows me to share musical ideas with my friends, so we can eventually form songs/compositions? I’m not interested in social media‑type software (it seems like so‑called ‘free’ apps like BandLab are thinly disguised social media apps designed to harvest your data!) or collaborating with strangers around the world, just a way of sharing WAV or equivalent files between two people in different locations and then editing and mixing remotely. Any thoughts gratefully received.James DexterEditor‑In‑Chief Sam Inglis replies: For this purpose, the best option is probably one of the general‑purpose cloud storage platforms such as Dropbox, iCloud, Microsoft OneDrive, or Google Drive. This recent SOS article describes one approach that uses OneDrive, but as far as I know, any of them should be usable as long as you have enough storage and a good Internet connection: www.soundonsound.com/techniques/remote-music-productionModern DAW software typically loads all the audio data in a project into the computer’s RAM, so in theory it may be possible to actually open a project from a remote/cloud drive directly into your DAW, but it’s perhaps safer and easier to work on projects locally and then just copy the files into a shared folder when you need to transfer them.If you’re a Pro Tools user, that DAW has a Cloud Collaboration feature built in which permits projects to be stored in the cloud and worked on simultaneously by multiple users.[For Studio One users, PreSonus recently launched their PreSonus Sphere service which includes cloud storage and collaboration tools - Ed.]