What happens if you disable scan on start up? (Thinks to self: why does anyone have that enabled anyway?) Are all the plug-ins you would expect to see in the vst3 menu and available to your project?
'Habit' I suppose mate. Plus, as I'm supposedly doing a completely fresh clean install, it bugs me why anything is in the wrong place/not working etc ?
Is WaveShell-VST3 9.7_x64.vst3 just an older version of WaveShell-VST3 9.91_x64.vst3 so it's looking for something that is superceded by the other?
No idea ? I've asked Waves tech support the same question!
What happens if you move the 9.7 folder to another location (ie out of the scan path) ?
I just tried that - after temporarily moving the vst3 out of the VST3 folder, the scan says 8 plug-ins removed; 2 new (although the scan doesn't hang anymore). I closed everything and placed it back in the 'correct' place, the scan hangs again and I still had net 6 plug-ins missing. I had to run the 'repair' option in Waves Central to get them to show up again. Having done so, I'm back where I was before ?
Where the fook is scook when you actually need him?
Probably in the appropriate forum for this post ?
That's a nice folder directory you have there. No hint at all of any folders that might cause a worldwide scandal.
Correct mate, I have nothing on my computer to be ashamed about. But then again, I don't have the power and the propensity to sit in judgement on other forum members ?
Never thought of that (so I tested it). Only an older version of Studio One - which seems to have the identical issue:
