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Jack Winter · 03-06-2019, 12:27 PM

It seems to be related to what kernel I boot.. I suppose some kernel configuration makes it fail on the kernel I've mostly been running. That was not obvious

Waves central is quite a hassle to install, and seems to need a USB stick connected to work, though no license gets installed on it, it seems to get installed in the wine prefix C drive. No need to have the usb connected to use the plugins though.

I'm really mostly interested in maxxbass, but having fun trying vocal rider. I don't really need waves, but they do have a lot of quite useful plugins and are fast to get a decent result with..

03-06-2019, 12:27 PM	#672
Jack Winter Human being with feelings Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Luxembourg/Spain Posts: 1,922	It seems to be related to what kernel I boot.. I suppose some kernel configuration makes it fail on the kernel I've mostly been running. That was not obvious Waves central is quite a hassle to install, and seems to need a USB stick connected to work, though no license gets installed on it, it seems to get installed in the wine prefix C drive. No need to have the usb connected to use the plugins though. I'm really mostly interested in maxxbass, but having fun trying vocal rider. I don't really need waves, but they do have a lot of quite useful plugins and are fast to get a decent result with.. __________________ Reaper for Linux Documentation (WIP). Software: Archlinux/KDE, Fabfilter FX, Komplete 8, Nebula, Schwa/Stillwell, T-racks Max/Amplitube/SVX, etc. Gear: i7-2600k/4700HQ/16GB, RME Multiface/Babyface, Behringer X32, Genelec 8040, etc. :)