Waves plug-ins in MPC software (how to)

What's up, peeps...

So I've been using Waves plugs with Logic for years and just got the Touch, so I'm learning as I go.

Moving from hardware to software isn't as easy as I thought it would be, in terms of pre-production.

What I'm curious to know is how do I incorporate my waves plus into my MPC software.

I knows it's possible but cant find anything detailing how.

Any help is much appreciated.

Not able to help, but just contributing... Ive never been able to get my waves plugins working with the MPC software. I've tried scanning, rescanning, etc. Never are recognized. Some on here say it's possible though, so might be someone that can assist you.

install 1.6 scan your plugins then reinstall 1.9.4 and your waves will be there .done .....please don't ask me why .....peace

I'll try this ! Thanks for the tip.

Eyalc wrote:Not able to help, but just contributing... Ive never been able to get my waves plugins working with the MPC software. I've tried scanning, rescanning, etc. Never are recognized. Some on here say it's possible though, so might be someone that can assist you.

I figured it out...

I went to "preferences"

Then chose "plug-ins"

Make sure you have Audio units box checked and then Scan all.

Still having a slight issue with WavesShell crash, but most of the plugins seem to work.

They don't sound as good as they do in logic to me, but they work.

My plugs are all legit and all up to date, so that confuses me about WaveShell crash, but as long as the ones I care about work, I'm good.

They should sound exactly the same in MPC as Logic, as the audio processing will be done in the Waves plugins themselves. All MPC will do is throw audio buffers at them.