VST3 and AU
Studio One loads VST3 plugins on Mac and Windows and Audio Units on the Mac, and it scans the standard plugin folders by itself. Every Goldwire plugin installs a VST3 (and an AU on macOS), so it shows up in the Browser after the next start, ready to drag onto a track or the main bus.
The real plugin engine, running in your browser: same DSP code and presets as the VST3/AU/AAX.
Try itVocal chain
A finished vocal in one insert: clean-up, compression, de-essing, tone and space, set by listening to your voice.
Try itMastering
A mastering chain on the main bus that listens to the mix and aims for Spotify, Apple Music or YouTube loudness.
Try itPitch correction
Autotune that finds the key by itself, from invisible fixes to the hard-tune sound, with harmonies built in.
Try itSidechain
Free sidechain-style pumping without routing a kick to a compressor's sidechain input.
/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST3/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/ComponentsC:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3Installing and using plugins in Studio One.
Yes. Studio One loads VST3 plugins on Mac and Windows, and Audio Units on the Mac. It scans the standard folders at startup, so a new plugin appears after a restart.
Check Options → Locations → VST Plug-ins: the standard VST3 folder must be listed. If the plugin failed a scan once, Studio One blocks it; click Reset Blocklist and restart.
Yes. Keys (electric piano), Pump (sidechain-style volume shaper) and Spread (stereo widener) are free VST3 plugins that load in Studio One.
Yes. Every plugin and preset plays on this site with our loops, your own file or your microphone, on the same engine as the download.