If the Waves Central installation did something weird, would it not have affected Reaper as well? Only after clearing the cache, ALL Waves plugs disappeared. I happily had a completely working Mixbus + Waves system, and now I don't. Still, your workflow will be compromised if you cannot use the plugins you know and love. What's more important is that users can just worry about making and mixing music, instead of having to spend hours of troubleshooting. Everyone has invested in their fav plugins, and might have dropped significant amounts of cash into that. Yes, I have read comments about Mixbus support for third party plugins.

Uninstall all Waves plugins and reinstall without the newest plugin.

I tried to scan several Waves folders in all combinations.It has been 3,5 hours, and I have given up after trying everything. During the scan, the Waveshells timed out (never timed out previously). All Waves plugins except for the Studiorack, were removed from the list. This time however, Mixbus only saw the previously installed Waves plugins, and did not list the new one. At every previous installation of Waves plugins, Mixbus would scan, and find the new plugin. With the same confidence I went ahead and bought another Waves plug, like I did many times before. And yes, the new plugin does list in Reaper. In the end, they will always pop up and work flawlessly. I know how to rectify Waves problems in my tracking daw (Reaper), and didn't have any worries about buying new plugins from Waves. After reading some threads about Waves problems, I felt really fortunate working in Mixbus 3.2 64-bit with all my choice plugins in working order. (03-28-2016, 09:48 PM)Focalworks Wrote: Up until now, I have been spared troubles with Waves plugins.

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