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# Prerequisites

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#### **System Requirements**

The Deep Noise VST plugin runs on both **macOS** and **Windows** operating systems. Ensure your system meets the minimum requirements for your chosen DAW before installation.

#### **DAW Compatibility**

Deep Noise is available exclusively in **VST format**, which determines which music production software can host the plugin.

**✅ Compatible DAWs:**

* Ableton Live
* FL Studio
* Cubase
* Reaper
* Studio One
* Bitwig
* Cakewalk
* Tracktion
* Samplitude
* Digital Performer

**❌ Currently Unsupported:**

* **Logic Pro** and **GarageBand** (requires AU format)
* **Pro Tools** (requires AAX format)

*Note: AU and AAX formats are on our development roadmap. Check our website for updates.*

#### **Web Browser Requirements**

For the browser-based version of Deep Noise, ensure you're using a current version of:

* Google Chrome
* Mozilla Firefox
* Microsoft Edge
* Safari

*We recommend keeping your browser updated to the latest version for optimal performance and security.*

#### **Account Requirements**

You'll need an active Deep Noise account to use the plugin. Both **free** and **premium** plans are supported, though certain features may be limited on the free tier.


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