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Everything that applies to Clarity Delay. General articles are shared with every plugin; Clarity Delay-only pages are marked.
Where your key is, what the email field is for, and what happens on this computer when you click Activate.
How a referral link credits a sale, and why some sales made through a link may not be credited automatically.
When a 14-day trial starts counting, why it stays on the computers you start it on, and what happens when it ends.
Every license has three activation seats. Free one from the plugin's Machines tab or the license portal, then activate the new computer.
Bought Clarity Delay on Stacks.audio? Your license moves to Raytown's own license server for free, and becomes a perpetual license that works offline.
Use Restore inside the plugin with the email you bought under. A code arrives by email, and every license on that address is restored on this computer.
Signing out removes your license from one computer but keeps its seat reserved. Deactivating gives the seat back so another computer can use it.
Why a plugin you paid for shows "Not activated", and the quickest way back. Usually one click, never a lost license.
Why the plugin could not reach licensing.raytownproductions.com, and how to let your DAW through.
OS2, AuthFile and LinkFile errors only appear in the legacy Clarity Delay licensed through Stacks.audio. Updating to Clarity Delay 1.2.0 or later moves you off Stacks and fixes every one of them.
Feedback that builds instead of decaying, why THD and EQ make it happen at settings that were fine yesterday, and how to get long tails without losing control.
Room, Hall, Plate, Huge and Ether, what each one is for, and how to pick without defaulting to the biggest option every time.
What each note division does to the groove, when locking to tempo fights the performance, and why the "wrong" millisecond value sometimes sits better.
Ducking, EQ, Focus and Soften, and the routing decisions that let a delay be felt without competing with the performance it came from.