it is speculation and depends entirely on which IF is in play. And then simply 'forcing a rescan' will in fact, get the plugs showing in his insert options. View the plug-ins on a stereo and audio track after resetting the plug-in menu. If that didn’t do the trick, read through the next section to check the Pro Tools Plug-ins folder.

This will force Pro Tools to rescan all the plug-ins in that folder. and IF he simply installed and opened PT first then installed Waves, then in fact they likely will not show up in the plugins menu. If you can't load your Waves plugins in Pro Tools, follow the relevant instructions for your version of. If you’re still don’t see your plug-ins, let’s try trashing Pro Tools preferences. But because he actually gave no definitive indication as to whether or not, he download and installed the current Waves installers. while it is not an unreasonable assumption on your part, it is still speculation. FL Studio / Stock Logic X / Stock Pro Tools / Stock Studio One / Stock GarageBand / Stock Pro Tools / Waves Logic X / Waves Studio One / Waves. And given the somewhat vague wording ('the suite' ) instead of something more defining like 'that suite' in his OP. Daw FL Studio Logic X Pro Tools Studio One GarageBand. To clarify : Yes 'IF' (and only IF) your assumption also known as 'speculation' of his not using the current waves installers is actually correct, then obviously a rescan will not work. No force rescan will fix that incompatibility. The installer that worked with 10 won't work in 11 and 12, no matter what your IF, IF, IF is.

Or he could just call Waves and find out what he needs to do to fix his problem.

Get waves plugins into pro tools 12