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Re: Does Waves plug-ins work with Cubase VST Posted by CoolGuy (from: 152.163.213.182) on April 30, 2001 at 09:00:37: In Reply to: Does Waves plug-ins work with Cubase VST posted by DCO on April 30, 2001 at 08:26:48: : Fellow audio heads, : I just built a new DAW : P3-933, 512 sdram, ATA100 hd's,Win2000, Delta 44 soundcard. : Unfortunatly I've discovered that my Delta soundcard requires WDM drivers in order to work with Win 2000 and none of my recording programs (Cool Edit, Cakewalk 9, SAW, n Track)work with WDM.So now I have to buy a new program and I'm told the only ones that support WDM are Sonar, Cubase 5, and Nuendo. : As far as Cubase, I'm not sure about the whole VST thing. Will my Waves plug-ins work with VST? Sonar looks good, but Cubase is a heavywieght contender and if my expensive plug-ins work with VST, I may go that route. : Your help will be greatly appreciated. : Thank you, : DCO Cubase can use both DirectX and VST plugins so just about anything you have will work. From what I hear Windows 2000 OS is oriented towards business applications. If I was you I would consider switching to Windows 98 or even ME. If you read this sight much you will notice there are other people having problems with Windows 2000 and audio apps. Follow Ups: Re: Does Waves plug-ins work with Cubase VST Robert M. Burke 06:25:23 6/11/01 (0) Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : : Fellow audio heads, : : I just built a new DAW : P3-933, 512 sdram, ATA100 hd's,Win2000, Delta 44 soundcard. : : Unfortunatly I've discovered that my Delta soundcard requires WDM drivers in order to work with Win 2000 and none of my recording programs (Cool Edit, Cakewalk 9, SAW, n Track)work with WDM.So now I have to buy a new program and I'm told the only ones that support WDM are Sonar, Cubase 5, and Nuendo. : : As far as Cubase, I'm not sure about the whole VST thing. Will my Waves plug-ins work with VST? Sonar looks good, but Cubase is a heavywieght contender and if my expensive plug-ins work with VST, I may go that route. : : Your help will be greatly appreciated. : : Thank you, : : DCO : Cubase can use both DirectX and VST plugins so just about anything you have will work. From what I hear Windows 2000 OS is oriented towards business applications. If I was you I would consider switching to Windows 98 or even ME. If you read this sight much you will notice there are other people having problems with Windows 2000 and audio apps. Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Music Software Discussion & Help Page ] [ FAQ ]

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