The work-round is straightforward: as you said, manually activate your paid SpectraLayers licence in Steinberg Activation Manager. If you have Cubase 12 or Nuendo 12 activated, Steinberg Activation Manager will not auto-activate a SpectraLayers Pro or SpectraLayers Elements licence, so SpectraLayers starts as SpectraLayers One. In this case, Steinberg Activation Manager auto-activates an available SpectraLayers Pro or SpectraLayers Elements licence. If you do not have Cubase or Nuendo activated, the SpectraLayers One feature set is unavailable. Makes me now think, i asked it once, never got the answer what is the resolution setting, it is of course, i think, overlapping windows… but other thread…Īs I’ve suggested in other threads, this is arguably a bug in Steinberg Activation Manager.

That is the most confusing, it does not show itself… that easily, o well, in the start menu…ĮDIT: and enjoy the new version i have the Pro… (update from Pro 8… and Pro 8 from… etc…), it is great new version! the workflow is much much improved, VST3 make sense now, for me… (perhaps indeed the Reverb plugins that act sometimes strangely… but that can also be the source layer, with well, a Reverb has a tail, and wel… not important now…).Īnd unmix levels great for sounddesign, already have a project, that i will make variants within, with uminx levels, own sample new sounds to found in the spectral underground… It is indeed confusing, why the Steinberg Download Assistant, also do not activate.īut hey it is in the name, but it installs also, indeed the Steinberg Activation Manager alongside (with no desktop shortcut). Haha, thanks, no legend, but legendary, perhaps, hahaha.

Spectralayers pro 8