Hope this helps and is not too confusing.

I have had a look in my vst3 folder and I have 11 vst3 waves shells so I'm not sure which is the one containing the omi plugin, but I just loaded it here to make sure it was ok and omi channel worked fine. If your vst3 waves shell/s, are not in the vst3 folder, I'm not sure what's gone wrong.

This means that if you have updated your WAVES plugins, or install a new one, you MUST perform a ' Verify plugins ' scan in FL Studio with ' Rescan already verified plugins ' selected. I mention the vst3 version because all vst3 plugins should be installed in that one place (there are ways to install elsewhere using dynamic links ect but let's not get into that ). On Windows, WAVES plugins use a single WAVES SHELL plugin, that acts as a container for all WAVES plugins. In Mixcrafts mixer, you should be able to click on the '+fx' button and scroll down the list to where omi channel is listed, it can then be clicked on to add to your selected channel. That's the Waves shell or shells containing scheps omni channel in vst3 version and if that's there.

If the installer has been run and plugin/s have been activated, check in, C, Programmes, Common Files, VST3, and look for any 'WavesShell-vst file/s. If not have a look at waves site where there will be instructions, there some info here

Please forgive me if you have tried this already and waves plugins can work in mysterious ways at times, but some are quite useful.įirst, have you run Waves Central to install and activate your waves plugins?

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