I dont need all the hardware stuff or Live stuff So what bundles do I install

 

The last bundle!

There are the latest plugins released inside, and in addition all plugins are up to date.
If you have a recent system, don't hesitate

 

I suppose if you don't install all the hardware emulations from Waves, there will only be a few plugins left.
So it's all good.
It is kind of what they are known for though.

Btw, you can just download the plugins you want via Waves Central.

 

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> Smoove Grooves
I've d/l StudioRack from Waves Central.
How can now install and get it working on LogicPro and Sierra?
Which Keygen I have to use?

 

@ElMoreno
It's High Sierra +, if you have got the latest version of Waves plugins.
The RET/R2R Licenser works.

 

Perhaps the OP is asking about what bundles among all the releases of the sister site that include all the plugins.

It's hard to reply, I think the releases force you to install all of them and then you're on your own deleting the many files in several folders. Haven't used Waves in a long time but for sure they're several members here who does.

 

The plugins themselves come in groups don't they, like Abbey Rd Bundle, CLA Bundle etc.
And you download them individually via Waves Central.

 

whats left when not instaliing analog emus and live stuff ?
renaissance stuff,h stuff, ??

 

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@Xupito well seen, Well seen, I did not understand the question very well.
Indeed, it's very hard to answer because if you remove the hardware emulations, there isn't much left.

As @Gyro Gearloose says, the renaissance plugins, the H series.
There are also the Greg Wells Signature and the One Knob.

 

@Smoove Grooves @Gyro Gearloose

I believe when the OP says

maybe they mean all the hardware DRIVERS, NOT the emulations?
@Pure Energy go for Mercury Bundle

 

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I can not live without RBass since I have the Waves Diamond Bundle from like 15 years ago the plugin's result did not change it is so amazing pushing the bass to the highest level without distorting it is truly black magic.

 

with. the latest release on the sister site its an offline install with. waves central you can pick and choose what you want all the bundles are there but the bundles sometimes come with. stuff you. dont want maybe

 

thats the all and everything bundle dude

 

Yeah, that's what the OP means by bundle.

 

Abbey Road Collection, Abbey Road Studio bundle, DTS, Inspire Virtual Instruments Collection, Mercury bundle, NX bundle, SSL 4000 Collection is everything except hardware drivers and studio rack

 

Thanks for the answer

 

you can keep just the single plugins you want and BREAKDOWN that waveshell with shell2vst

 

Their instruments plugins (love Bass fingers and bass slapper). Kaleidoscope and their vocals plugin seem interesting.

 

I'n not so convinced with this one. I think they're just trying out the format of some other companies, is all.
Not that it isn't useful, but we can do all that with any prior product form others, or with seperate plugs and more control.
Maybe there's something I missed about it though, I don't know!
Just my 2¢.

 

I like it because it's convenient and saves me time.