There shouldn’t be anything between Tools > Installer, above, and open the work > Effect > use the new plugin. They are the special case, not the poor new user trying to get one custom plugin to work. I know someone is going to bring up the editors who bulk-install thousands of effects and plugins and then cherry pick the ones they want on a day-to-day basis. This is what happens when a simple decision in the dim, distant past gets added onto, stepping-stoned, and enhanced instead of burned off, hosed down and started over (said the non-developer). Go back into Add/Remove Plugins, Find the new effect > Enable it > OK.īack to the performance > Effect > “New Plugin.”īy then it’s lunch time so go heat up that left-over Arby’s roast beef sandwich and make fresh coffee. Don’t forget the Enable step, because then the other steps are for naught. No, now I have to Effect > Add/Remove Plugins, find the new effect > Enable it > OK.

Now launch the job and use the plug-in, right? … Right? … No?

Research and find an effect, download it, launch Audacity > Tools > Nyquist Plug-In Installer. I could not find any equalizers in my Effects menu.

Audacity filter curve presets