- #WHERE ARE MY WAVES PLUGINS INSTALLED INSTALL#
- #WHERE ARE MY WAVES PLUGINS INSTALLED FULL#
- #WHERE ARE MY WAVES PLUGINS INSTALLED PORTABLE#
- #WHERE ARE MY WAVES PLUGINS INSTALLED PRO#
- #WHERE ARE MY WAVES PLUGINS INSTALLED PC#
Now, what I did (which is non-standard) is I created a 'Waves' directory in my vstplugins folder and copied the. And finnally, in ProTools, everything is scanned well and works perfectly, maybe because of the AAX version I honestly don't know. On my machine, 64bit is installed here: C:\Program Files (x86)\Waves\WavesV9\Waveshells\WaveShell-VST 9.0圆4.dll Don't be fooled by the fact that it's in the 'Program Files (x86)' directory. Please make sure it was installed correctly." if I open a Waves plugin, BUT I can open it I do it through WaveShell. In FL, now I got an error like "There was a problem opening the plugin API-2500 for an unknown reason. I decided to uninstall everything and get a clean new installation. Simply, they did not appear anywhere in my Studio One session, even if WaveShells and plugins were scanned with no error before. For what it´s worth, my problem for quite some time now: everything is installed correctly, but when selecting a Waves plugin in Cubase, it simply does not show up, and even crashes Wavelab. I had no issue with my plugins except with the Softube ones (apparently common, and I did repair the bug with the jBridge software) and the Waves ones. I updated my Waves Plugins to v 12.0. Recently, I just decided to change of DAW and got Studio One 5. Just to share my experience, I had Waves Complete V11 installed on my computer, and I made it work on FL after retries and retries, I could not really tell how, but I think it had something to do with the adding of paths in the FL Plugin manager.
#WHERE ARE MY WAVES PLUGINS INSTALLED INSTALL#
So YES it was an installer issue, Waves must always install to C:\Program Files (x86)\Waves"
#WHERE ARE MY WAVES PLUGINS INSTALLED FULL#
I did find some remnants of weird hexadecimal VST3 plug-in names in REAPER but when I did a full "clear cache/rescan" that sorted it out. When the installer starts change the default "Destination Location" fromĪnd voila all the plug-ins will load properly. I tried repairing Microsoft Visual C++ 2019 Redistributable Package (圆4) but that made no difference at all.
#WHERE ARE MY WAVES PLUGINS INSTALLED PRO#
it would be best to save your work and restart Wavelab Pro."Ĭubase Pro 10.5 (legit): Correct names but plug-ins fail to load. Wavelab Pro 10.0.40 (legit):"A serious error has occured inside the plug-in. Studio One v5: Correct names but none of the plug-ins load.
#WHERE ARE MY WAVES PLUGINS INSTALLED PC#
No previous Waves plugins were ever installed on this PC The VST2's show proper names but again the same error "plug-in could not be loaded". When prompted by your host application to Locate the Waves Plug-Ins Folder, direct it to. NOW when i go into my Plugin Manager (in Sonar) i can see the 'Doubler' (and all the Musician 1 plugins) in both the 'VST Audio Effects VST' and the 'VST3 Audio Effects (VST3).
Reaper v6.13: The VST3 plugins show weird hexadecimal names like VST3: 00303C0F5089D601,112429941 and I get an error "plug-in could not be loaded". let me further explain that when i installed Waves Musician 1, I checked both VST2 and VST3 for load. In the future OBS-Studio will most likely get some kind of plugin management system which will make this whole process even easier."quote by sotho Not working!!! I'm totally at a loss!
#WHERE ARE MY WAVES PLUGINS INSTALLED PORTABLE#
If you are running OBS or OBS-Studio in portable mode you will of course also find the plugins/obs-plugins folder in your portable OBS folder. In this case also make sure you are running the correct OBS-Studio version that fits to the plugin.ģ2bit = OBS 0.XX.X (windows/mac/linux) -> obs-plugins\32bitĦ4bit = OBS 0.XX.X (64bit, windows/mac/linux) -> obs-plugins\64bit By default OBS-Studio should be installed under C:\Program Files\OBS-Studio unless you changed it in the installer.Īssuming your plugin only supports either the 32 or 64bit version of OBS you might have to extract or put the plugin directly into the corresponding obs-plugins folder. In that case you would simply extract this obs-plugins folder directly into your main OBS-Studio folder overwriting the already existing one. Most plugins should also support both versions and offer you an easy installation by putting everything into an obs-plugins folder in their archive.
To install them we currently in most cases need to extract a zip/rar or 7z file and place its content into the correct OBS folder.įirst of all we need to know where our OBS is installed and second we need to know which version of OBS we are running to successfully extract the plugin.įor OBS-Studio both the 32bit and 64bit version use the same main folder. Youll either need to add that folder to Reaper or copy/paste/cut the new Waves folder and put it with your other plugins. The actual plugins get installed to a new folder in Program Files/Waves. OBS-Studio can be extended using Plugins. The Waves Central program does not let you specifiy an install location for the plugins, only for samples (in my case samples for an electric piano plugin).
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