James, I wouldn't assume that those file deletions were intentional and therefore targeted specifically. Still the fact that Waves WROTE THE INSTALLER SO THAT IT INTENTIONALLY DELETES V9 WAVESHELL WITHOUT WARNING IS CRAP!!!! I DO have a workaround and that is Black Cat Audio PatchWork lets you run ANY format plug in in ProTools, so I can actually instantiate the PatchWork AAX plug, then from its interface, load the V9 Waveshell AU, which then opens another menu that lets me choose the particular V9 plug in I wish to use and I'm golden. I did navigate into the offline installer hierarchy and retrieve the file manually, but it was only 2MB in size and didn't appear to work. I didn't have PT till recently so it was never installed from what I can tell, and the Waves Legacy installer won't install on Mojave. if anybody has the AAX V9 Waveshell on their system that they could get to me, I'd greatly appreciate it. just fine I might add! So I will have to rename this archive file I suppose in the hopes that next time I run a Waves installer this won't happen.ĪLSO. thankfully I went back with Time Machine and and retrieved the V9 Waveshall AU and placed it back in the Components folder and my V9 plugs once again work. The latter being an archive that I left in the Components folder for this eventuality. but this is total bullcrap!!! What right, Waves, do you have to delete files off MY computer and render WORKING plugs non-operational? What's more is not only did it delete: Launched a project and got an error that on of my Manny Maroquin V9 plugs was 'missing.' Well of course, it's because when you run a new Waves plug install, their installer DELETES THE VERSION 9 WAVESHELL AU. I purchased a new Waves plug on sale and installed it just now.

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