• 1. go to www.initialaudio.com/my-account/downloads/
• 2. locate the file 808 Studio Serial, download and open it

• 3. paste the serial code into the installer continue with setup

The first time you run Heatup2 the plugin will show you a activation code, copy the activation code and follow these steps:

• 1. login at www.initialaudio.com/my-account/
• 2. after successful login go to www.initialaudio.com/activate-heatup2
• 3. paste the activation code into the box on the website in order to generate you serial as shown in this video https://youtu.be/HCFIx2saoNY
• 4. copy the serial key our website has created for you and activate heatup2

HeatUp2 comes with 2 installers ( Library Bundle Setup & Preset Bundle Setup), make sure you install both. Installing the Library Bundle will allow you to choose a Setup destination. Only if you install the Library to it´s default folder HeatUp2 will work straight away. 

If you install the Library Bundle to a custom Folder or external harddrive, you must configure your instruments folder in the HeatUp2 settings.

• 1. Run HeatUp2
• 2. Open the settings screen by clicking the Gear-Icon 
• 3. Click Select Instrument Folder and locate your HeatUp2 Library folder, click open.

You must install the expansion pack into the same folder as your Heatup2 factory library.

• Example:
• If you have installed the factory library to c:/heatup2 library/ the expansion must be installed into the same folder.

If you have not changed the destination folder during factory library setup, install the expansion pack to it´s default folder.

Forcing a Stuck Verifying .pkg Installer to Run in Mac OS X

Assuming the .pkg, .dmg, or installer app is legitimate and still stuck on “verifying” then here is what you can do to force it to run:

1. 1. From the Finder in Mac OS X, hit Command + Shift + G and enter the following path:

/System/Library/CoreServices/

1. 1. Locate the app named “Installer.app” from this directory and launch it directly

1. 1. Navigate to the .pkg file that is stuck on verifying and select to open it

1. 1. Success! Run through the package installer or update as usual

The package installer should now work just fine, whether it’s a software update for Mac OS, a third party app, or whatever else was stuck in the verifying stage. This seems to happen most often with installers that are run from a mounted disk image, but it can occur with downloaded .pkg updates as well.