I've attached a screen grab of the relevant Waves folders in case it helps. If you need any more info, then don't hesitate to get in touch. If any of you have experienced this issue and have the magic solution, I'd really appreciate some help and words of wisdom. The other thing that might be helpful to know is that when I select to display the plug-ins by Category and Manufacturer, WAVES does not appear in the list !! I'm not sure if it's relevant, but the problem occurred after I'd bought and installed a new plug-in (the H-Reverb Hybrid Reverb from Waves). Pro Tools Version 12.8.0.864 (although the problem did occur with 12.7 as well. Processor 2 x 3.46 GHz 6 core Intel Zeon It would appear as if some of the new plug-ins, especially where 3rd parties are involved, that the licensing terms and conditions prevent Waves from including them in bundles. If it helps, then this is the spec of the Mac:- Thanks to the Waves team for coming back to us very quickly with the reason why some plug-in cannot be included in the Mercury Bundle. I've un-installed and re-installed them via Waves Central, 're-scanned' for all plug-ins (on PT startup) and followed all the suggested fixes from Waves themselves (I'm waiting on an update from them in response to an email I sent them last night).Īll the plug-ins are in the correct folders and I can see PT loading the Waveshells as it starts up. Have checked everything I possibly can think of: - Plugins located in A. I've got a bit of a weird issue in as much as Pro Tools (12.8) is not seeing any of my Waves plug-ins. Installed Waves All Plugins bundle V9 just fine, but Pro Tools wont find them.
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