THE ADVERSARY wrote:My original post clearly showed what the Aug version was and what the version released the day someone referenced Pete's statement was.
So I was saying it was a new version for people to try.
Right now it's like you trying to act like you are smarter than someone HOWEVER that's not the way you go about things so I'm not taking it that way.
You aren't someone who does that so I understand you are just trying to be helpful.
No, my whole response to you is about you saying Pete is from another planet because he mentioned Akai now supports 9.3 the same day Waves announces v9r21, when the two announcements aren't even related.

Just looked to me like you didn't know that 9.3 has been out since August. Looked like you thought What Waves announced on 10/6 was 9.3 and that you found it strange for Pete to announce support for it so soon. Maybe I'm reading into it wrong?! It's definitely not about me "acting" smarter than anyone. With me it's ALWAYS about the
facts, and eliminating misinformation.
THE ADVERSARY wrote:Sometimes it seems like Pete is on a different planet.
Waves released their last all bundle on 10/06/2014 so anyone still having a problems should try downloading this new Waves.
The previous was August (v9r20) so this new v9r21 may solve your problems.
THE ADVERSARY wrote:I hate when someone tries to explain someone else statement and get it totally wrong.
Sorry Hellfire you missed on this one.
Seriously though, I was referring to the fact that Waves just post it and Pete was already making a reference to it that quick.
You know like Pete stays on top of things.
THE ADVERSARY wrote:The problem with it still is that the shell that was crashing is the 9.3 but it doesn't crash under 1.6 and is still crashing under 1.7.1.
What also needs to be understood is we are not talking about crashing the software, we are talking about the Scanner reporting that it crashed the Waveshell 9.3.dll.
So the real question is why the 1.6 Scanner has no issue only the 1.7x Scanners?
As for the waveshell failing the scan, I was the one that originally reported this to Akai. As of 1.7.1, my Waves 9.3 scans perfectly fine now. So I'm not sure why you're still having issues. Somethings you can try is reinstalling Waves. Deleting your MPC Settings file (will require you to unlock the software again). Rescan all your plugins. We have verified 9.3 passing the scan on both Mac and PC. Again, I personally think this is something that Waves changed with their Waveshell as other software users are reporting the same issue with the VST. Plus the fact that all 9.2 and 9.1 Waveshells (v9r1-v9r19) scan fine in 1.7. Plus the fact that AU scans fine in 1.7.
As for why it works in 1.6, the 1.6 scanner works differently. It scans all plugins in the same process thread as the application itself is running in. So when a plugin crashes in the scan, it takes down the entire application. In 1.7, the plugin scanner runs in it's own process thread so if something crashes, the application is unaffected. I have no idea why Waves 9.3 doesn't like this. My guess is that it likes to be scanned in the same thread as the host application.