Install StudioRack. *If you are subscribed to Waves Creative Access, StudioRack for OBS will be installed with the rest of the plugins. Please continue to step 3.
Launch Waves Central (if Waves Central is not yet installed, download it here).
In Waves Central, go to the Install Products page and click on the All Products tab.
In the search bar at the top, type ‘StudioRack’.
Select ‘StudioRack’ from the list and click Install.
Once installation is done, quit Waves Central.
Add StudioRack for OBS to the OBS Audio Mixer.
Launch OBS.
Access the Audio Mixer and click on the 3-dot icon next to the audio channel on which you wish to use plugins.
Select Filters and click on the “+” icon at the bottom left.
Select VST 2.x Plug-In
Name the filter (We recommend naming it ’StudioRack’).
In the VST 2.x Plug-In menu, select Waves StudioRack for OBS and check the ‘Open interface when active’ checkbox.
Click ‘Open Plug-In Interface’.
Studiorack will now instantiate. All Waves plug-ins installed on your system will be available via Studiorack. Click on the “+” on any insert to add a plug-in.
If Waves StudioRack for OBS does not appear in the VST 2.x Plug-In list:
Quit OBS
Navigate to the following location: C:\Program Files\VSTPlugIns and drag the file named ‘Waves StudioRack for OBS.dll׳ to your desktop.
Launch OBS.
Make sure Waves StudioRack for OBS is not listed in ‘Filters’.
Quit OBS.
Drag ‘Waves StudioRack for OBS.dll' back from your desktop to C:\Program Files\VSTPlugIns
Launch OBS, check if Waves StudioRack for OBS is now available.
Known Issues:
When expanding or collapsing StudioRack in OBS, or using plugin resize, the container window of the plugin may not adjust properly, parts of the plugin interface may be missing. Workaround: enable “HiDPi override by system” in OBS’s Properties.
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