Doubler2 Mono vst, Doubler2 Mono vst/Stereo vst, Doubler2 stereo vst. The problem is that I now see 120 separate VSTs listed inside the Live Wave folder and many appear to be variations of the same plugin eg. I couldn't work out a way to get Live to see the Wave folder so in frustration, I copied the entire Wave folder containing the above mentioned 5 folders from the C: drive and simply pasted it into the Ableton VST folder located on the M: drive.Īll of the VST Wave plugins now appear in Live and as far as I have tested, they all are working correctly including the various preset library settings. Unfortunately, my VST plugin folder for Live is on a separate drive (M: drive) and Live will scan that nominated M: drive folder on startup - not the Wave folder in the C: drive. The Waves Plug-Ins folder contained 35 bundles plus associated documents eg Audio Track bundle, C1 bundle, C4 bundle, DeEsser bundle etc.

It contained 5 folders: Applications, Data, Plug-Ins V9, ReWire and Waveshells V9. As it was, the Waves plugin folder automatically installed in the C: drive Program Files (x86) directory.

the software downloaded OK but I wasn't given a choice as to where the plugins were finally installed. Installation of the bundle was via the Easy Install and Activate menu on the Waves Central page. I have a silly question regarding installation of the various components as I don't think they have installed correctly or they may have installed in the wrong place. Just a quick question for those of you who are using the Waves Gold bundle plugins with Live.

Waves v9 installer