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Pro Tools 12, 2018, 2019 (AAX Native, Audiosuite)
Ableton Live 10.1 (VST / VST3)
Nuendo 8 (VST3)
Cubase 9, 10 (VST3)
WaveLab 9 (VST3)
Cakewalk by BandLab 2018.07 (VST3)
Audition 11 (VST3)
Premiere Pro 12 (VST3)
Samplitude Pro X3, Pro X4 (VST3)
Sequoia 14 (VST3)
Pyramix 11 (VST)
Studio One 3, 4 (VST3)
Media Composer 8, 2018 (AAX Native)
FL Studio 12, 20 (VST3)
REAPER 5 (VST3)
Reason 10 (VST)
Maschine 2 (VST)
Komplete Kontrol 2 (VST)
Bitwig Studio 2.5 (VST3)


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Mac

Pro Tools 12, 2018, 2019 (AAX Native, Audiosuite)
Logic Pro X (Audio Units)
Digital Performer 9, 10 (Audio Units)
Ableton Live 10.1 (VST / VST3)
Nuendo 8 (VST3)
Cubase 9, 10 (VST3)
WaveLab 9 (VST3)
Main Stage 3 (Audio Units)
Garage Band 10 (Audio Units)
Audition 11 (VST3)
Premiere Pro 12 (VST3)
Final Cut Pro X (Audio Units)
Studio One 3, 4 (VST3)
Media Composer 8, 2018 (AAX Native)
FL Studio 12, 20 (VST3)
REAPER 5 (VST3)
Reason 10 (VST)
Maschine 2 (VST)
Komplete Kontrol 2 (VST)
Bitwig Studio 2.5 (VST3)

And just in case you are curious:

WOW! Fascinating Mark! And rice works with Mixcraft too - Does Waves?

Why yes, thanks for the question!
I happen to favor several of their many products and have used some for many years in Mixcraft.

(Apologies to anyone who finds my "price of rice" reply excessively "snarky" but I guess maybe I just failed to see the point in the OP.)

Never mind

Eh, its ok!
But go ahead! Ask a question! Start a discussion! Lets turn this into a constructive thread!

Oh don't worry, there are much snarkier ways to respond to that Mark!

Honestly, if OP is concerned that WAVES won't work with Mixcraft, he could have either downloaded a trial and installed it to see what would happen, or he could've contacted WAVES themselves to see if they could check compatibility with Mixcraft. I mean it's not exactly Acoustica's job to maintain WAVES' compatibility list.

I'm not sure but it looks like the original poster may not be able to see their Waves plugins listed in Mixcraft.
Am I right in thinking Mixcraft 8 supports Waves via Vst3. Or does it support their waves shells? I had a look at the Acoustica sales bumph and (to me) things were not that clear.
I have my none vst3 waves plugins in my vst64 folder using "shell to wave" so I can use them in my none waves compatible DAW's. With that facility they would show up for me no matter what the DAWS limitations are, so it was never anything I'd look at when buying Mixcraft.

@ guitbuddy
I don't understand why you started this thread... What is the purpose of this thread? Thanks

Acoustica Greg wrote:What is the best DAW in the world today? Vote now for your favourite

I admit that I haven't used all the DAWs available, but out of all the DAWs I have used Mixcraft is my favorite, so I voted for Mixcraft.

Hi,

But seriously, now. If you find your having problems with Waves plugins in Mixcraft, just use the VST version instead of the VST3 version.

Greg

Is it that guitbuddy is frustrated that Mixcraft was not added to the list he/she posted?

Hi,

Yes, that could certainly be the case. guitbuddy?

Greg

Anorax wrote:Honestly, if OP is concerned that WAVES won't work with Mixcraft, he could have either downloaded a trial and installed it to see what would happen, or he could've contacted WAVES themselves to see if they could check compatibility with Mixcraft.

Or asked a question?

heks wrote:Am I right in thinking Mixcraft 8 supports Waves via Vst3. Or does it support their waves shells?

I use VST2. VST3 has given me nothing but grief. (With a few exceptions unrelated to the conversation, IE: non-Waves products.)
Crossing my fingers in hopes for MX9 to resolve some of this. I know the dev team is working on that.

I currently have I apx 30 Waves titles, only one doesnt work in Mixcraft. And it was a freebie title I would never use anyway. (Pumper)

heks wrote:I'm not sure but it looks like the original poster may not be able to see their Waves plugins listed in Mixcraft.

Maybe.
Waves installer has its quirks. i have had some problems.
There have been discussions on that.