You cannot simply download a standalone .dmg file from a public page. You must create an account, log in, and go to "My Products." This adds an extra 3-4 minutes of password resets and email verification. For returning users, this is fine; for first-timers, it feels like a gatekeeper.
Product: Positive Grid Bias FX 2 (Standard/Pro/Elite) Platform: macOS (Ventura / Sonoma / Sequoia) Review focus: The download, installation, authorization, and initial setup experience. The TL;DR Downloading Bias FX 2 on a Mac is deceptively simple but comes with two major hurdles: a confusing license portal and the mandatory installation of Positive Grid’s “Installation Manager” (PG Central). Once past those gates, the plugin runs natively and smoothly on Apple Silicon. The Download Experience (3/5 Stars) The Good: The file itself is small (approx. 120MB for the core installer). Positive Grid’s website auto-detects macOS, so you aren't hunting for the right .pkg file. Bias Fx 2 Mac Download
If you lose your license key, you cannot re-download the installer without logging in. There is no "guest download" option. PG Central: The Necessary Evil (4/5 Stars) Unlike traditional plugins where you drag a .component into your Audio/Plug-Ins folder, Bias FX 2 requires Positive Grid Central . This is their launcher/updater. You cannot simply download a standalone
