I'll be back with the result after trying this. Open a new session and see if everything is working properly.' When prompt for the 'Waves Preferences 9.3.0' Only check Don't Ask Me Again. If asked for the Plugins V9 Folder, locate it to HD/Applications/Waves/Plug-Ins V9/ Please follow these steps:ġ.Click Finder's 'Go' Menu while holding the 'alt/option' key – a Library will appear.Ģ.In this >Library>Caches Remove the Waves folder.ģ.>Library>Preferences remove the entire Waves Preferences folder.Ĥ.>Library > Preferences > Avid > ProTools Move InstalledAAXplugins and ProTools prefs files to the Desktop.ĥ.Copy over the 2 rewire files from: HD>Applications>Waves>Rewire to this folder HD>Library>Application Support>PropellerHead software>Rewire.ħ.Launch Pro Tools while holding the Shift button down. If it is not there, I think we need to completely refresh the preferences for Waves, Pro Tools and Rewire all together. 'In Pro Tools, you should locate the Waves Rewire component under Instrument. I have seen some others here on the site that struggles with the same problem. This is a known problem around the community with Pro Tools 12.3 and up on El Capitan Macs and is a major inconvenience when working. I haven't tested it yet, but it looks promising. I know that my mid 2014 Macbook Pro with Intel i5 and 8GB of ram is plenty of enough to run audio playback and simple plugin mixing. This is the advice i've got from Waves tech support.