This means that in order to use your UAD plug-ins with someone else’s UAD-2 / Apollo hardware, you would need to have the owner transfer the UAD-2 / Apollo device(s) into your account. Your UAD plug-ins can only be used with devices registered to the same system of your account as the plug-in licenses. I’m working in a studio that has UAD-2 / Apollo hardware, and I want to use my UAD plug-ins on the studio’s system. You can have up to six UAD-2 / Apollo devices registered to a single system within your account, even if that system also holds UAD-1 hardware.

UAD-1 devices do not count towards the UAD-2 / Apollo device limit within any system of your account. Does this affect how many UAD-2 / Apollo devices I can register to that system? I have UAD-1 devices registered in a system of my account. Please see the following article: How Do I Register a New UAD-2 / Apollo Device in Order to Share My Existing Purchased Plug-ins?

How can I make sure that my new device has access to all of my previously purchased plug-in licenses? I’m registering a new UAD-2 / Apollo device to my existing account. Systems are displayed on the My UA Hardware page of your UA account However, all of the devices in System 1 can use any of the plug-in licenses within System 1, and all of the devices in System 2 can use any of the plug-in licenses in System 2. Each system holds its own plug-in licenses, and the devices in System 1 cannot use the plug-in licenses in System 2 or vice versa. Up to six UAD-2 / Apollo devices can be registered to a single system within your account, and all the devices registered to a single system can use the plug-in licenses within that system. In order for two UAD-2 / Apollo devices to use the same set of UAD plug-in licenses they must be registered to the same system within the same account.įor example, here’s an account that has two systems – “System 1” and “System 2”. UAD plug-in licenses are tied to your UA account and are arranged within your account by “system”.

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