Copy the required Waveshell VST3 file into this subfolder Certain Waves VST3 plugins offer sidechain funtionality. In this folder, create a subfolder named 'Waves' 3. Locate the VST3 folder 'c: Program Files Common Files VST3' (normal case) 'c: Program Files(x86) Common Files VST3' (special case: 64 bit OS with 32 bit DAW) 2. Proceed as follows in order to use Waves VST3 plugins: 1. SC black = internal detection SC orange = sidechain inputs used for detection. Examples: C1 comp, C1 gate, RCompressor, InPhase.Ĭlick the SC icon in the upper left corner of the plugin to switch from internal to external gain reduction detection.
These plugins feature an SC icon in the upper left corner, next to the Waves logo. In this folder, create a subfolder named 'Waves' 3.Ĭopy the required Waveshell DLL file into this subfolder Certain Waves VST2 plugins offer sidechain functionality. Proceed as follows in order to use Waves VST2 plugins: 1. VST3 plugins for 64 bit DAW In short, you must copy the required WaveShell file to your plugins folder. It is like a single DLL file that contains all Waves plugins. The Waveshell gives you access to all Waves plugins. The Waves installation folder contains a subfolder named 'Waveshells'. This is how it works: On Windows, the Waves installer copies all required files (DLL and others) into an installation directory named 'c: Program Files Waves' (32 bit OS) or 'c: Program Files(x86) Waves' (64 bit OS). Hello, it seems that users have trouble to install Waves plugins. I'm fairly sure (for the masochists) 'Delete VST cache and re-scan' would also work. Hope this helps others who find themselves in the same situation. My theory is that now that everything runs through WavesShell, you have to 'touch' WavesShell so REAPER calls it's init routine, which I suspect is the only time WS looks for new plugs.
I suspect that just removing the 'WaveShellVST9.6圆4.dll=123456789,0, ' line would do it. :-( After some thrashing, I found out (on Windows 圆4) that if you delete all the 'WavesShellVST9.6.' Lines from reaper-vstplugins64.ini and restart REAPER the new plugs appear. You think I would have learned my lesson, but I got another Waves plug during their Cyber Monday sale today, used Waves Central to install & authorize it - and it did not show up in REAPER! I'll note that you now have no choice as to where the Waves plugs are installed. DRM and obfuscation is truly a wonderful thing for users (NOT). I finally got everything installed and running. I had a heck of time upgrading to Waves 9.6 last week.
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