Waves Audio is happy to announce that all Waves V12 plugins and Waves V11 applications (eMotion LV1, SuperRack, SoundGrid Studio, StudioRack, SoundGrid Driver) are now officially supported on macOS Big Sur 11.0.1 on Intel-based Mac computers. Whatever the case, Im asking around to know if more people lost their OS folders after installing waves 13 cause m very surprised no one said anything here of all places.Waves Audio has just updated all their plug-ins with support for macOS Big Sur. maybe you should mention the OS your using, if its catalina stick with v12.seriously nothing that good worth upgrading to v3

Lulu can block things little snitch won't like apples OSCP spying back door system, when apple got caught doing this they claimed it took six months to fix it, hmm, I guess NSA cyber security chief who was head of apple security (under reserve laws to report to NSA) had to share 6 months of data they where collecting aka cloned your drive, don't be fooled by your connected, your paying for it, the web connection itself is finer speed, 1GB a sec.depending on how many 5g routers are around you.Īnd im told there are cyber trolls both for apple and developers stopping everywhere on the web. When you un install older versions of waves make sure you check the users-sharing folder, its public, its why the terminal command was supposed to block it but reality is your supposed to with little snitch or Lulu.

Click to expand.whatever you do never use the terminal command provided in the waves 13 folder, I had been trying to post here and elsewhere about this to warn people that the terminal command killing the network collects your user password, locks up your wifi so you can't shut it off while your system is been erased, assumed remotely.and you can't tell on OSX, everything already open runs like normal even when you put stuff in the trash, most of the times you can't delete trash if apps are in use but the apps not in use like Prefs, application support, fonts, system startup cache etc all erased.

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