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Does Waves plugins work with Catalina?
As well as general updates, Waves’ plugins have been made compatible with Apple’s Catalina OS (10.15), and 43 more plugins have been made compatible with NI’s NKS system.
Does Waves 12 work with Big Sur?
Waves Audio Supports Big Sur Waves Audio is happy to announce that all Waves V12 plugins and Waves V11 applications (eMotion LV1, SuperRack, SoundGrid Studio, StudioRack, SoundGrid Driver) are now officially supported on macOS Big Sur 11.0.
Are Waves plugins compatible with Apple M1?
Although Apple has announced that its proprietary DAWs are officially supported natively on M1 processors (without Rosetta 2), we have found that Waves plugins do not load or work properly in these DAWs on M1 processors. Waves plugins cannot currently be used in these DAWs on M1 processors.
What do I need to run Waves plugins live?
What you need:
- PC or Mac Host Computer – The main brain and controller for the system that runs the MultiRack live plugin host application.
- ASIO/Core Audio Interface – A variety of standard ASIO/Core Audio interfaces are supported:
- MultiRack Native Application – The host software required to run Waves Native plugins.
What software does Waves plugins work with?
V12 plugins are fully supported in the current V12 versions of the Waves SuperRack, eMotion LV1, SoundGrid Studio and StudioRack applications. V12 licenses will activate V12, V11, V10 or V9 plugins.
Which MacBook Pros are compatible with Big Sur?
These Mac models are compatible with macOS Big Sur:
- MacBook (2015 or later)
- MacBook Air (2013 or later)
- MacBook Pro (Late 2013 or later)
- Mac mini (2014 or later)
- iMac (2014 or later)
- iMac Pro (2017 or later)
- Mac Pro (2013 or later)
Where did my Waves plugins go?
In Finder, click on the Go menu, hold down the [Alt/Option] key, and click on Library. Go to Preferences, locate the folder “Waves Preferences,” and move it to your Desktop. If prompted to locate the Waves Plug-ins Folder, direct to the above location.
How do I restore Waves plugins?
Follow these instructions to recover Waves licenses for lost, stolen, or damaged USB flash drives or computers.
- Launch Waves Central and log into your account.
- Select the Licenses page.
- Select the Disconnected Devices tab.
- Choose the license you want to recover.
How do I organize my Waves plugins on my Mac?
On Mac you will be prompted to enter your administrator password. Waves Central will now organize your plugins by version and license. Once the process is complete, click OK. The Version Organizer will correlate the plugin software installed on your system to the licenses you have activated.
Is there support for v9.92 waves plugin?
We are aware of this issue, which can be resolved by reinstalling V9.92 plugins or contacting Tech Support. Waves plugins are officially supported on up to two screens in third-party DAWs and host applications.
Why are my plugins not loading in waves?
If you’ve updated your Waves products and some (or all) of your plugins do not load in your DAW, visit our Plugins Do Not Load After Updating to Latest Version page for instructions. If you’ve installed the latest version software but all your licenses are V9, visit our How to Roll Back to Waves v9.92 for instructions.
How to update waves Central on a Mac?
Windows: via the desktop shortcut or Start Menu > All Programs > Waves. Mac: Applications > Waves Central. Go to the Settings page. Under Maintenance, locate the Version Organizer and click Run to its right. In the next window, click Run again. On Mac you will be prompted to enter your administrator password.