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DuX wrote:Hmmmm I wasn't aware of eXT not saving Waveshell settings... that's a serious issue which renders Waves in eXT unusable, yep.
but thats what i was saying...if you have waves and wanna use them in ext, just get direct x wrapper, and use direct x versions, i hear that works great :)
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AllenPOPO wrote:
DuX wrote:Hmmmm I wasn't aware of eXT not saving Waveshell settings... that's a serious issue which renders Waves in eXT unusable, yep.
but thats what i was saying...if you have waves and wanna use them in ext, just get direct x wrapper, and use direct x versions, i hear that works great :)
Until you reformat harddrive and don't install the direct x plugins exactly in the same path?
I don't know if this is fixed now. Used to be a problem though.
But you could backup the config files for the wrapper to save the paths.
Last edited by pysj on Sat Aug 12, 2006 7:08 pm, edited 1 time in total.

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pysj wrote:
AllenPOPO wrote:
DuX wrote:Hmmmm I wasn't aware of eXT not saving Waveshell settings... that's a serious issue which renders Waves in eXT unusable, yep.
but thats what i was saying...if you have waves and wanna use them in ext, just get direct x wrapper, and use direct x versions, i hear that works great :)
Until you reformat harddrive and don't install the direct x plugins exactly on the same path?
I don't know if this is fixed now. Used to be a problem though.
But you could backup the config files for the wrapper to save the paths.

ahhh, didnt know about reformat issue. thanks, and noted.
i am me and i am free...k thx bai

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+9999999999999 for proper waves support.

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moonlite wrote:+9999999999999 for proper waves support.

\o/
one more here

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Cant say that its high priority, how hard is it to write a "normal" VST anyway...

jorgen
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:cry:

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Waves will not change their policy about that, their bundles are too big with lots of plugins, i suspect also that the userbase would not be happy. In most hosts that makes a first sort out and invade not the plugin directory.

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jorgen wrote:Cant say that its high priority, how hard is it to write a "normal" VST anyway...

jorgen
Bummer. :(

I can imagine that it might be easier and more worth while to just add DX support... That would not only let Waves run but also others. Doesn't sound like it will happen either way.

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If anything, I could make a VST plugin that turns the waveshell dll into a "normal" VST (tiny wrapper)...but XT2 is first priority...unless the majority of xt users want me to do it?

cheers
jorgen
Half developer half human
XT Software
http://www.energy-xt.com

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I dont think many EXT users have Waves tho. But just because of that, we cant ignore the ones that DO have 'em.

My vote : Finish EXT2 FIRST, then get on to the Waves problem.

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keyman_sam wrote:I dont think many EXT users have Waves tho. But just because of that, we cant ignore the ones that DO have 'em.

My vote : Finish EXT2 FIRST, then get on to the Waves problem.
I agree

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Finish XT2, get the linux version up and running nicely with jack. Then you can take a guess as to wether I'm gonna root for waves-support. :hihi:

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jorgen wrote:If anything, I could make a VST plugin that turns the waveshell dll into a "normal" VST (tiny wrapper)...but XT2 is first priority...unless the majority of xt users want me to do it?

cheers
jorgen
Don't waste your time. Waves blows.
...Or should it be "Waves blow" ?

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If anything, I could make a VST plugin that turns the waveshell dll into a "normal" VST (tiny wrapper)...but XT2 is first priority...unless the majority of xt users want me to do it?
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I agree nevertheless that XT2 is top priority but as soon as this would be first class

deal?

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