Waves Central, Native Linux support

Not even an answer from you guys at waves?

Please bring this up and running!

Enabling Central on Linux is not the issue. The main request is for a plugins version that supports Linux, right?

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Hi there, now, when Presonus offering Studio One on Linux (beta for now, but it seems very good!), maybe it’s another reason to go to be Linux ready?

As soon as Studio One is stable on Linux I would change to it and let the Mac behind. It would be nice if Waves also make this stept (otherwise I must sadly say goobye to my many Waves plugins)

I fully agree. It’s daft to have to use MacOS or Windows 11 box for just running LV1

And Waves Audio please don’t come up with the excuse of we don’t know how to program on Linux… your DSP servers running it!!!

So get your propeller head on and start making LV1 and others to work native on Linux (just pick any of the distro’s)

Thank you

+1 here, keeping the hope alive that Waves listens to its clients.

Upvoting, too! @Waves: Even if you don’t want to maintain Linux versions of your massive library of plugins, could you at least come up with a licensing tool that isn’t so locked into Windows? I just switched to Linux and you guys are the odd man out. All of my other Windows VSTs – you know, ones with a NORMAL installer – work great on Linux. But since Waves Central does whatever black voodoo it does, I’m out of luck…. More precisely, you’re out of luck because I will never be paying for newer versions of anything.

I think you underestimate how pissed off people are with Microsoft. It sucks losing my Waves plugins, but not enough to coerce me into continuing to use Windows.

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Let’s go, Waves! 6 years of requests from users and no peep from you! ā– ā– ā– !

I’ve been using Reaper on Linux for quite a while now and, while I would love to use my Waves plugins, I haven’t been – and won’t be – booting back into Windows to do it. I’d prefer that Waves come around to supporting Linux. If they don’t, the are plenty of other companies that do.