#Steinberg wavelab elements 7 software#

Granted, the reason my Waves plugs aren’t detected is possibly because Waves are new at coding for 64-bit platforms, but as for the other plugs it doesn’t reconise, it makes you wonder. My system’s honed to perfection and i know audio and daw setups extremely well so the problem isn’t user error in this case. One last rant: i understand if it doesn’t detect EVERY plugin, but it should at least detect more than it does. “Hey let’s force the app to find the “big boy plugs” since all we can make it do is detect the “average” plugins we DON’T need as much!” And they created the bloody vst format. And the comical “FORCE plugin detection at next launch” is a joke. Who wants to spend 500 bucs on a mastering app that doesn’t load the important mastering plugins - go figure. Well, personally, i’m dumping Steinburg and selling WL7, because they can’t even get such an ALL important problem (plugin detection issue) resolved. Nuendo 5.52 finds all 64bit VST2 and VST3 plugins

UAD and T-Racks are NOT on that list even though the scan shows them It creates a list of unusable plugins and creates the do not load the following types list I have “Forced plugin detection at next launch” I really need to have Wavelab find show them in the Plugin list and get Mastering again These two specific plugins title are my main usage Plugins in Wavelab.

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#Steinberg wavelab elements 7 software#

Wavelab Cast is something different, although users of other Steinberg software will immediately recognise its look and feel.

Wavelab 7.2.1 build600 32bit and 64bit version seems to have to lost the links to many previously found plugins Steinberg, as you may well be aware, makes WaveLab Pro, a wave editor and mastering suite, which also comes in an Elements version at a lower price.