Installing and Registering the Modules

Thank you for using the DH Sub-Control Pak! These modules have been designed to give you maximum flexibility in using the capabilities of SynthEdit* to create dynamic, attractive, and highly functional user interfaces for your synths and effects.

These modules are donation-ware. They are free to download and try, but you must register them if you want to continue to use them, or include them in your own creations. Until registered, they display a message box if they are run outside of SynthEdit, reminding you, or anyone running a VST containing them, that they are not registered. You can get an authorization code to eliminate the popup by making a donation and registering the pack at http://www.dehaupt.com/SynthEdit/DH_Sub-ControlPak.htm

Effective with version 2.0, the module registration process has been made much easier. A new module named DH_ModuleKey has been added to the pack, and will be included in future versions of most DH module packs.

When you click in the black rectangle, the following dialog is displayed:

Select the pack you are registering from the Module/Pack list, enter the email address you used to register in the User ID field, copy and paste the authorization code from your registration confirmation email into the Auth. Code field, and click the Add button. The name of the authorized module will appear in the list of Registered Modules.

You can enter all of your registered packs this way, and save the "filled-in" module as a prefab. Then, just insert the prefab into your VST before you save as VST. If you get additional DH module packs, add them and save the updated prefab.

From time to time, updated versions of DH_ModuleKey may be released to allow registration of newly released packs.

PLEASE SAVE A COPY OF YOUR AUTHORIZATION INFORMATION IN A SAFE PLACE, AS YOU WILL NEED TO RE-ENTER IT WHEN THE MODULE IS UPDATED.

The authorization information you enter into the dialog will not be transferred to a SynthEdit installation on a machine other than the one on which it was originally entered, so you can freely exchange .se1 files with others without worrying about compromising your auth codes.
 

*SynthEdit is a product of Jeff McClintock www.synthedit.com