Ausm Manual:
The DAW plug-in files are installed to these locations during installation:
64-bit VST plug-ins directory:
• C:\Program Files\Steinberg\VstPlugins\Powered Plugins\
32-bit VST plug-ins directory:
• C:\Program Files (x86)\Steinberg\VstPlugins\Powered Plugins\
Note: To ensure access to the mono (m) plug-ins, set the host application to use
the directories above.
Und:
Mono (m) UAD plug-ins
UAD VST plug-ins with “(m)” in the name are monophonic versions of the plug-in.
The standard VST plug-ins (which support both stereo and mono configurations) do not
consume additional UAD DSP on mono sources when loaded in DAWs that use true-mono
processing (for example, Apple Logic Pro, Avid Pro Tools, and Steinberg Cubase/Nuendo).
Some DAWs (for example, Ableton Live and Cakewalk Sonar) do not use true-mono
processing on mono signals. In these DAWs, using the mono (m) versions may conserve
UAD DSP when used on mono sources.
UAD mono (m) plug-ins are not available in Audio Units, RTAS, or AAX format. All
qualified AU, RTAS, and AAX 64 DAWs (e.g., Apple Logic Pro, Avid Pro Tools) support
true-mono processing.
Note: Some UAD plug-ins do not consume less DSP even when used in a truemono
configuration. For details about mono vs. stereo DSP use, see the UAD
Instance Count Chart.