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Studio Rack FIX

This document provides instructions to reset Waves preferences and force the Waves application to use the GUI scanner. It involves deleting the contents of the Waves Preferences folder, creating an empty text file called ForceUseGUIScanner.txt, and directing the Waves host application to the correct plugin folders if prompted.

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Studio Rack FIX

This document provides instructions to reset Waves preferences and force the Waves application to use the GUI scanner. It involves deleting the contents of the Waves Preferences folder, creating an empty text file called ForceUseGUIScanner.txt, and directing the Waves host application to the correct plugin folders if prompted.

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1. Quit all applications.

2. In Finder, click on the Go menu while holding down [Alt/Option] and click on
Library.
3. Go to Preferences > Waves Preferences and delete its contents.
4. Create an empty text document and name the file ForceUseGUIScanner. This file
must have a [.txt] extension and should remain empty.
Place this file in the Waves Preferences folder above.
6. Launch your Waves host application.
7. If prompted to Locate the Modules Folder, direct to:
? For SoundGrid Studio / StudioRack:?Macintosh HD > Applications > Waves >
SoundGrid Studio > Modules
? For MultiRack (Native / SoundGrid):?Macintosh HD > Applications > Waves >
MultiRack > Modules
? For eMotion LV1 Live Mixer:?Macintosh HD > Applications > Waves > eMotion LV1 >
Modules
8. If prompted to Locate the Waves Public API (WPAPI) Folder, direct to Macintosh
HD > Library > Audio > Plug-Ins > WPAPI
9. If prompted to Locate the Waves Plugins Folder, direct to Macintosh HD >
Applications > Waves > Plug-Ins V11

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