Before you send a project to someone, or open the one they sent you, Sessions reads which plugins the set needs and names the ones this computer is missing. Plugin Passport turns your plugin collection into a small file you can hand over, so two producers can compare whole collections before either of them wastes an afternoon. Both work whatever either of you produces in.
Drop an .als someone sent you: every plugin it needs, and exactly which ones you're missing, before Live silently bypasses them. Ableton today, more DAWs next.
Missing 3 of 12 pluginsExport your plugin collection as a tiny file. Swap with a collaborator and see what crosses over: both have / only them / only you. Works whatever either of you produces in.
Before you send an Ableton project to someone, or open the one they sent you, know it will actually open. The Compatibility Checker reads which plugins a set needs and names the missing plugins exactly, and Plugin Passport is a plugin list you can export and hand over, so two producers can compare whole collections before either of them wastes an afternoon.
