This can help solve compatibility issues with hardwired path plug-ins and their various copy protection schemes. ini file, placed in the VST_PlugIns folder under SAWStudio, will now link SAWStudio to find the VST plug-in in its originally installed path. ini file called TestPlug.ini and inside the file type the line D:\VST\Work\TestPlug.dll followed by a carriage return. For example, if a VST Plugin called TestPlug.dll is installed to D:\VST\Work, then create an. ini file using the same name as the plugin itself. Make sure to finish the line with a carriage return by pressing the key to return the cursor to the start of the next line.
#INSTALLING WAVES PLUGINS .DLL#
dll filename on the first line of the file. Inside the file, type the full drive and path and original.
Open the Notepad (or any other ascii text editor) to create a new text file. ini file substitute in the VST_Plugins folder pointing to the full path of the dll file itself. SAWStudio will allow VST Plugins to reside in any folder on any drive by placing an. dlls to be moved into the SAW VST_PlugIns folder. Some VST Plug-In installations will hardcode or otherwise force their plug-in path to remain intact as installed and will not allow the. I know this works perfect using Win7 and I used the 32bit waves plugins. dll files into the SAWStudio VSTPlugins folder that has the WavesShell-VST.dll in it. Now open that "Waves" folder and copy all the Waves. The Shell2VST.exe will extract all the.dll files into 1 folder in your SAWStudio VST folder with the name "Waves" Now drag the "WavesShell-VST.dll " from the SawStudio VSTPlugins folder onto the "Shell2VST.exe" that you placed on your desktop. Now paste the "WavesShell-VST.dll" from the "VSTPlugin" folder on your C: Drive into the SawStudio VST plugin folder.
#INSTALLING WAVES PLUGINS INSTALL#
Install your Waves plugin or plugins per the way the installer wants to.Ĭopy the WavesShell-VST from the "VSTPlugin" folder on your C: Drive The way to make WAVES plugins works is as follows.ĭownload Shell2VST from a google search and save it to your Desktop.
The answer is in the following thread published by MicroStudio, on 02-22-2013:
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