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2018/08/17 11:13:11
a13xhp
It seems that Cakewalk has problems scanning some Waves plugins. In my case, is with the VST3 version of Grand Rhapsody Piano. Cakewalk only shows the VST2 version of the plug-in in most cases, and the VST3 version is strangely appearing and dissapearing from the browser.
There is the scan logs: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1EH-5T343MGqMnA7Dhgu59iJdBgQlUfEB 
2018/08/17 11:58:09
Zargg
Hi. Have you tried to do a Vst reset and re-scan? Include all and failed plugins.
Hope it helps.
All the best.
2018/08/17 16:17:04
a13xhp
Zargg
Hi. Have you tried to do a Vst reset and re-scan? Include all and failed plugins.
Hope it helps.
All the best.


Yeah! I have tried doing a manual scan with all of these options ticked but the problem with that particular Waves plug-in (Grand Rhapsody Piano) remains. Thank you!
2018/08/17 16:53:22
Anderton
Wave tech support is really helpful. I had a problem recently after an upgrade, going to Waves Center and doing a "repair" installation solved the problem. Might want to try that first, but if that fails, check with their support.
2018/08/17 17:18:45
TheMaartian
While you may be suffering from a V9 to V10 upgrade issue, it's worth it to try deleting the Waves Audio folder and the 3 subfolders (Caches, especially) from the %appdata% folder (the Roaming folder in your user account's AppData folder).
 
On my system (user name Primary): C:\Users\Primary\AppData\Roaming
 
Waves will recreate the Waves Audio folder and its contents as needed.
 
This has solved several issues for me in the past.
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