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2007/06/14 00:31:33
Love Buzz
Hello good men and women of the Sonar Forum.

I am trying to use a Tune plug in from the Waves Vocal Bundle. I see it in my VST plug ins, I can open it up, but I get a message of 'Rewire Link Can Not Be Established, please check your settings'.

Any thoughts as to what I need to do? I am trying to use the plug in on vocal track.

Thanks so much.
2007/06/14 00:44:01
RnRmaChine
Hmm sounds like it got buggered on install. Have you tried tried uninstalling it and reintalling it? If that is not it maybe trouble with the iLok? a VST shouldn't need rewire when you are simply inserting it into a vocal track as an effect. That sounds just plain wierd.
2007/06/14 12:30:07
Love Buzz
That's what I thought as well. The Ilock is working properly as I tested the other modules within the bundle and they work fine. I selected 'Waves/Tune' as my Rewire Device, now I don't get the message. However, the plug in doesn't seem to recognize the track because the changes I make don't take effect.

Thanks for responding. I will just contact Waves.
2007/06/14 13:57:59
RnRmaChine
Ok, good luck with that. I am rooting for ya!
2010/06/04 18:16:00
volkantez
how you fixed it? I got the same problem thanks
2013/06/23 14:24:11
rmorter
This is an old thread, but I thought I'd post a solution. I recently got the Waves RenMaxx bundle and had the same issue.
 
Note: I haven't used the plugin but I did get it to install in a track without the ReWire error.
The info for this came from the Sonar X2 Help - I just noticed this thread is for non-"X" versions; hopefully it's of some use.
 
I assume the rewire DLL is registered, and I don't know when/where that happens for sure. In my case, I have a C:\Audio Software\VSTPlugins where I put all of my VST plugs. For Waves, I have a Waves folder under that folder (C:\Audio Software\VSTPlugins\Waves) where I've copied the 64 bit shell (that way I don't have the 32 bit versions registered and/or showing up in my list of plugs). I also copied the WavesReWireDevice_x64.dll to that folder from C:\Program Files (x86)\Waves\ReWire. I don't know if that's required but it's what I've done.
 
In the track view, open the browser and click on the PlugIns tab. I have a "Waves ReWire" object, which I dragged to the track pane, creating a new track as a Simple Instrument Track. Then I clicked on the "Audio FX" tab of the browser, navigate to the Waves Tune Lite xxx plug, and dragged it to the new track.
 
From there I guess you'd put your vocal or other clips on the track and be able to use the plugin.
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