Waves StudioVerse

[paramita123]

One thing to keep in mind: Studioverse only loads Waves instruments. So you can’t load any VST3 instruments and layer or split them. It can however load VST3 effects. So this is only useful if you have Element, Cre8 sampler, Codex, etc.

Huge letdowm

StudioVerse does load VST3 instruments and here is a screenshot showing instrument + multiband processing + FX.
What you may have to do is click on the tiny hamburger menu at the top right and select VST3/scan plugins.
It really allows to make supercool chains, give it a try.

[Saukar30]

Thanks. I did that twice rescanned & restarted the computer. Did the little thing to fix all the plugins in Waves Central. Still the same result.

[paramita123]

Thanks. I did that twice rescanned & restarted the computer. Did the little thing to fix all the plugins in Waves Central. Still the same result.

Weird. If you are on PC and installed your softs in Common Files\VST3 then it should all be default locations. Contact Waves support on their site they reply fast for live support maybe they can help.

I think StudioVerse is really worth it, I try create special sounds (I dislike Splice-style premade loops production) so it is a beautiful tool for that and much more.

[topaz]

Actuallly on windows if you dig around in "C:\Program Files (x86)\Waves"

you can find some .vst3 files if thats any use ?

Waves uses shells/bundles, so it will be waveshell15... no separate vsts.

Would someone please tell me what the full VST3 file name is for this in Windows ?

Oh that's terrible. But thank you!

[MattLeschuck]

For those missing "some" VST3's in StudioVerse Instrument (arturia being a good example). Waves support looked into it and i got this response:

"We were able to reproduce the issue in-house and reported it to our developers.

The fix will be implemented in future releases. ETA is not available at this time."

[simon.a.billington]

Apparently the search/filter function doesn't work for VSTs yet. There are plans to add support for it, but they do suggest that it's worthwhile listing the VSTs in the description. It sounds like the search engine will pick that up.