Michael Vogel

Excellent. They really know their stuff. Literally. There’s no feeling better than getting a pain of a problem solved and getting back to the music.

Sorry. I used the wrong terminology in my explanation.

I run all the Waves Plugins without problem. I’m on the latest Win10 and CbB release as well. The reason for telling you this is to try and give you the confidence that a) the problem isn’t universal and b) that you can get it to work. If you can’t get help on the forum, contact Waves support by phone or email. They are excellent and will work with you. All the best. BTW, in addition to the post above; the Cakewalk scanner should only run when there’s a new plugin found, even if set to Scan on Startup which is the recommended and default setting. If the scanner hangs it’s often the case that there’s an error message hidden behind another open window that requires some action on your part. The scanning process will sit there until you clear the message.

I rechecked my facts, it was Cubase 10 that added AAF support.

No. Not thinking of OMF. Probably thinking of a different DAW.

I thought it was added ages ago! will have to check

Sadly illhealth has seen my DAW act a place holder in my computer to remind me why I have a computer just for music (mostly). Hopefully 2019 will see me well, and able to use it more

No!

What about the Software forum, especially the Resources and Utilities thread that I used to Moderate along with Elffin?