StudioVerse - Frequently Asked Questions

Jun 24, 2024

Find comprehensive answers to your questions about StudioVerse

In your DAW, add ‘StudioVerse Audio Effects’ for audio effects or ‘StudioVerse Instruments’ for MIDI instruments from the plugin menu. Once added to your channel, login with your Waves account credentials to access the various chains and presets.
StudioVerse is an open platform, where anyone can add chains. To see the constantly updated pool of chains, you will need the computer running StudioVerse to be connected to the internet.
With a Waves Creative Access subscription installed, Waves plugins are always available and up to date on your system. This way you can take advantage of thousands of plugin chains available in StudioVerse.
Please note that the larger Waves Creative Access option, Waves Ultimate, gives you full access to all Waves plugins. The smaller option, Waves Essential, gives you full access to roughly half the plugins, with the rest running in ‘demo mode’ which introduces periodic audio mutes.
Yes, you can use StudioVerse without a Waves Creative Access subscription.
If you own some Waves plugins, you can use any StudioVerse chain that consists of those plugins.
You can also install all Waves in plugins in demo mode via Waves Central. Plugins running in demo mode are functional but will introduce periodic audio mutes.
Rescan plugins in your DAW by following the steps on this page.
Rescan plugins in your DAW by following the steps on this page.
No, no audio is saved, neither locally nor on Waves’ online servers. For more information about StudioVerse’s Audio ID feature, see the “What Is Audio ID” section on this page.
See the StudioVerse Community Guidelines page.
To report any issues or violations encountered in StudioVerse, click the three-dot menu on any chain or profile and submit a report. For more information, see the StudioVerse Community Guidelines page.

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