Cubase does thou seem to 'scan' the Waves' plug-ins when starting up, but the whole Waves-folder is completely missing from the Plugings sub-folder under Audio.ĭo you have any ideas? My e-mail is tommydee (at) welho dot com. And it actually does not prompt me to re-install anything. This worked for me on Windows 7 64 bit with Cubase 5ĭo you mean 32-bit or 64-bit version of Cubase 5? I have a problem specifically with 64-bit version (5.5.0) and seem not to be able to get Waves (NOT Millennium but Mercury Bundle) to work on it and on my Win 7 64-bit. Open Cubase 5 ( ignore any error msgs) and refresh your plug in information from the drop down tool bar Then MOVE that folder into c:/programfiles/steinberg/cubase5/vstplugins Open the Millenium Read me file - it lists the name of every plug in dll that was installed into that same Waves folder.Ĭreate a folder called waves on your desktop and COPY everyone of those dll files into it (about 90) Go to your system where you installed the Waves folder - c:/programfiles/waves receiving error - 'Please reinstall Waves plug-ins in order to use Waveshell' ). If you have problems with Waves Millenium bundle not being picked up by Cubase 5 ( ie.
