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Installation

  1. Once purchased through our website, you will receive an email with the download link for the Living Sky installer.

    The installer includes:

    • Living Sky Plug-in and 3D Control App
    • Outer Echo processor
    • GPU audio processor
    • Main Spaces Collection + Lese Virtual Spaces Collection

    These will all be installed by following the instructions in the installer.

  2. Go to your MNTRA account, and log in to your MNTRA account. You will see Your Products.
  3. Locate Living Sky. Click on Redeem to validate your license key for the first time1, the button will then be greyed out.
    MNTRA account showing the Living Sky license key and Redeem button
  4. Run the installer for your operating system (Mac or Windows2).
  5. Launch your DAW4 of preference.5
  6. Open an instance of Living Sky in an insert in an audio or auxiliary track.
  7. You will be prompted to log in the first time using the software. Enter the email/username and password for your MNTRA Account.
    The Living Sky login screen prompting for username and password
  8. Once activated you can start using the full version of Living Sky! Please get in touch if you're having any registration or installation issues.
  9. Remember you can activate up to 3 machines with your Living Sky License Key. You can check your active machines in your MNTRA Account page.
  1. When using the Living Sky Trial version, redeeming the license will mark the start of the trial period. ↩
  2. You need a supported GPU: NVIDIA GeForce adapter 10XX+, AMD RX 6800+. To stay up to date, make sure to visit the System Specifications area in the Living Sky page at www.mntra.io/product/living-sky. ↩
  3. As Living Sky is a multichannel/spatial reverb and spatializer it will work best in DAWs that have these capabilities. DAWs like Ableton live, that are limited to max 2-track channels, will require some additional tools/setup unless used in its stereo version. ↩
  4. If it does not immediately show up, verify that Living Sky is present in the default plug-in folder for your DAW. ↩