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Everything you need to get going.

Start with the user guide. If something still doesn't work, the answers below cover the usual suspects — and you can always write to colab@b2bitz.com.

User guide
$ixty Thou$and

VIBE, Analog EQ, the BPROC window, every processor (incl. LEARN, AIR and MAX), latency, a quick start and troubleshooting.

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Installation
About a minute
  1. Run the installer (.msi) from the Download page.
  2. Rescan plug-ins in your DAW.
  3. Or, with the ZIP: copy the SixtyThousand.vst3 folder to C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3 by hand.
FAQ

If you used the installer, just rescan plug-ins. With the ZIP, make sure the whole SixtyThousand.vst3 folder (not just a file from inside it) sits in C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3, then rescan plug-ins in your DAW. $ixty Thou$and is 64-bit VST3 only — 32-bit hosts and VST2-only hosts can't load it.

That's the trial. Buy a license, click LICENSE in the plug-in and enter the email and code from your purchase email — the click is gone for good.

Click LICENSE in the plug-in, type the exact email address you bought with and paste the code from your email, then UNLOCK. Once unlocked, every project on that computer is licensed.

Yes. The license is tied to your email, not to a machine — enter the same email and code on every computer you own.

Check your spam folder first. If it isn't there, write to colab@b2bitz.com with the email address you used on PayPal and we'll send your code by hand.

Play the densest, loudest part of the song (a chorus or drop), press LEARN at the top right of the PROCESSORS panel and STOP after 15–30 seconds. One LEARN sets up MATCH, RESO, MULTI, M/S, NY and GLUE together. Learn again for every new song.

It reports one constant latency (about 207 ms at 48 kHz), the most its processors can ever need. Your DAW compensates for it, so playback and renders stay in time — and switching processors never makes the DAW restart the plug-in, which would interrupt the sound. Only when you play or record live through it you'll feel the delay; bypass it in the DAW for that.

Open AIR in the PROCESSORS panel, switch it on and press AUTO: choose the same song file you are playing, AIR measures it and sets up Full Suno repair with the extras this song needs. The file is also used by FRAMES to remove the generator's frame artefacts. See the AIR chapter of the user guide.

VOL MATCH (under AUTO GAIN) or MATCH A/B (in MAX) was still on — they are for listening only. Switch them, and any SOLO / DELTA / MONITOR buttons, off before rendering.

Not yet — $ixty Thou$and is VST3 for Windows 64-bit for now.

Everything is saved with your DAW project. Your own AIR presets are stored in your Windows user folder (AppData) and are available in every project.