I've just installed (to... test out) imac-rusians version of Waves 10 in Mojave. And true... it looks like it all works. But, I was wondering... with Soundrack installed... does that replace the actual selection of Waves AU plugs in my plugin list within a DAW?
I can select which ever plug I need within Soundrack... but it appears I have to launch them from within Soundrack. Is this true/normal? And... not to sound THAT dumb... but I'm guessing that is the whole reason for Studiorack... mainly for live situations. Yeah, I could actually READ up on it... but I'd much rather receive ridicule and sour comments for this audience.
Who knows... maybe with some luck... we'll get another Windows over Mac discussion going... totally routing my question away...
-thx...

 

Are you asking does studioracks replace the individual plugs?

 

not really... but more like... 'is the reason the individual plugins DO NOT show in my plug list is (because) they are shelled within Studio Rack... and must be chosen thru Studiorack?'

 

This is strange because I see all my individual plugs including studioracks. What daw are you using? Also did you use the au registration after install?

 

yes... did the AU reg (for all of 'em). Installed twice also. Only see AU under Studiorack Plugin drop down menu. They all show up individually under VST and VST3...
Using DP 10, Live 10, Studio One 4... and various others...

 

Last edited: Jul 24, 2019

Hmm ive never run into this problem before. Have you check to see if they are in components folder? If so try restarting your computer and see if it works. If that doesn't work try batchmod to see if it work. If that doesn't work, try an uninstall completely and reinstall then au reg all. Hopefully that works.

 

Did all the suggestions (twice) before I posted (including Batchmod). I can live with it... but since this is the first time I've played with Studiorack... I was curious.
thx!

 

Which release did you install? I know Imacrusians release made everything work with some tweeks.