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Audio Plugin Census

CASKaudio Software — Audio Plugin Census

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Audio Plugin Census

Know exactly what is installed on your system.

Plugin Census scans your computer for installed audio plugins and produces a report of everything it finds. If you have ever tried to rebuild a studio machine from memory, or wondered what is hiding in your plugin folders, this is the tool for it.

  • VST
  • VST3
  • AAX
  • CLAP

What it is for

A plugin list is one of those things nobody keeps until the day they need it.

Setting up a new system

Moving to a new computer or reinstalling after a failed drive? Use the report as a checklist so nothing gets forgotten until you are halfway through a session.

Backing up your plugin list

Keep a record of what you own and what is installed, and store it with your other backups. It takes the guesswork out of rebuilding later.

Seeing the full picture

One scan covers all four major formats, so everything you have installed is listed together in a single report.

How it works

No installer and no setup. Download it, run it, read the report.

Step one

Run

Plugin Census is a single portable executable. Put it anywhere and open it.

Step two

Scan

It looks for installed VST, VST3, AAX and CLAP plugins on your system.

Step three

Keep the report

Save the list alongside your backups or use it as your rebuild checklist.

Get Plugin Census

Available now

Plugin Census is released through the CASKaudio stores. Pick whichever you prefer, or follow development on Patreon to hear about new tools as they arrive.

Licence at a glance

A short summary of the CASKaudio Software Terms and Conditions and Software Licence Agreement. The full agreement applies to every purchase, download and use.

  • Licence. Limited, non-exclusive and non-transferable, for the number of devices stated in your order.
  • Updates. A one-time purchase covers the current version and updates released for that major version. Major upgrades may be sold separately.
  • Your output is yours. Audio files, impulse responses, project files, renamed files and presets you create with a tool belong to you.
  • Restrictions. No reverse engineering, resale, sharing of licence keys or building a competing product.