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V11 Update: New Presets Added to Plugins Waves V11 Update: New Presets Added to Plugins When you upgrade your Waves plugins to V11, the presets below will be automatically added to their respective plugins. Aphex Vintage Exciter ⁃Aphex Vintage Exciter AUTODAFEH Twinkly BassSynth.xps ⁃Aphex Vintage Exciter Gil Norton Percussion.xps ⁃Aphex Vintage Exciter Scott Gershin A Little Something Xtra.xps API 550A ⁃API 550A Tony Maserati Collection.xps ⁃API 550A Val Garay Kick.xps API 550B ⁃API 550B Chris BRX Apfalter Basic Setup.xps ⁃API 550B Dave Aron Collection.xps ⁃API 550B Greg Price GTR Chain.xps ⁃API 550B Greg Price Snare Bot.xps ⁃API 550B Greg Price Snare Top.xps ⁃API 550B Tony Maserati Collection.xps API 560 ⁃API 560 Chris BRX Apfalter Basic Setup.xps ⁃API 560 Gil Norton Electric Guitar.xps ⁃API 560 Greg Wells Bright Piano.xps ⁃API 560 Tony Maserati Collection.xps API 2500 ⁃API 2500 Alan Branch Acc Gtr.xps ⁃API 2500 Alan Branch Bass Gtr.xps ⁃API 2500 Chris BRX Apfalter Basic Setup.xps ⁃API 2500 Ross Hogarth Mix Buss.xps ⁃API 2500 Stanley Soares Collection.xps ⁃API 2500 Tony Maserati Collection.xps Butch Vig Vocals ⁃Butch Vig Vocals Ross Hogarth Bass Grind.xps ⁃Butch Vig Vocals Ross Hogarth Distorted Harp.xps ⁃Butch Vig Vocals Ross Hogarth Guitar.xps ⁃Butch Vig Vocals Ross Hogarth Keys with Focus.xps ⁃Butch Vig Vocals Ross Hogarth Keys.xps ⁃Butch Vig Vocals Ross Hogarth Super Shaker.xps ⁃Butch Vig Vocals Ross Hogarth Tough Tambo.xps ⁃Butch Vig Vocals Ross Hogarth Vocal Grind.xps C1 ⁃C1-SC Dave Pensado 2K Remover.xps C4 ⁃C4 Andrew Thornton Collection.xps ⁃C4 Andrew Thornton Ronson Vocal.xps ⁃C4 Daniel Gonzalez IEMs.xps ⁃C4 David Stagl PA LR.xps ⁃C4 David Stagl Vox Start.xps ⁃C4 Greg Price Ozzy Vocal Chain.xps ⁃C4 Greg Price Ozzy Vox.xps ⁃C4 Leon Rothenberg Extreme Vocal Clarity.xps ⁃C4 Lisa Affenzeller Tamed Guitars.xps ⁃C4 Paul David Hagar Vocal start.xps ⁃C4 Tom Ozanich DIA Starter.xps C6 ⁃C6 Andrew Fletcher Miss America Podiums.xps ⁃C6 Brad Madix Madix Mix Buss.xps ⁃C6 Denis Savage Celine Voc.xps ⁃C6 Fabrizio Piazzini EDM.xps ⁃C6 John Cooper BS Vocal.xps ⁃C6 John Cooper KU Electric Gtr.xps ⁃C6 Ken Pooch Van Druten Linkin Park Vocal Chain.xps ⁃C6 Tod Cutler Fatt SNR.xps ⁃C6 Tod Cutler HiFiKIK.xps ⁃C6 Tom Ozanich DIA Start wDEss.xps ⁃C6 Zito Lead Vox.xps ⁃C6-SideChain Simon Smith Drumsound & Bassline Smith Space Maker.xps CLA Drums ⁃CLA Drums AUTODAFEH BD Click.xps CLA Effects ⁃CLA Effects Afrojack Filtered Space Delay.xps ⁃CLA Effects AUTODAFEH Distalittle.xps ⁃CLA Effects Scott Gershin Phonograph.xps ⁃CLA Effects Scott Gershin Telephone Futz.xps CLA Guitars ⁃CLA Guitars Dave Darlington Collection.xps CLA Unplugged ⁃CLA Unplugged Histibe Background Reverb.xps ⁃CLA Unplugged Histibe Deep Reverb.xps CLA Vocals ⁃CLA Vocals Afrojack Angels in the Back Backingvocals.xps ⁃CLA Vocals Greg Price Kick 1 Chain.xps ⁃CLA Vocals Histibe Robotic Vox.xps ⁃CLA Vocals Histibe Scary vox.xps ⁃CLA Vocals Histibe Wider Perc.xps CLA-3A ⁃CLA-3A Greg Price Kick 2 Chain.xps CLA-76 ⁃CLA-76 Daniel Gonzalez Vocals.xps ⁃CLA-76 Denis Savage Celine Voc.xps ⁃CLA-76 Greg Price Snare Bot.xps ⁃CLA-76 Greg Price Snare Top.xps ⁃CLA-76 Greg Wells Lead Vocal.xps dbx-160 ⁃dbx-160 Hugo Pinzon Synth in Your Face.xps DeEsser ⁃DeEsser Ken Pooch Van Druten Linkin Park Vocal Chain.xps Doubler ⁃Doubler Alan Branch Voc Doubler.xps ⁃Doubler Andrew Thornton Collection.xps ⁃Doubler Andrew Thornton Ronson Vocal.xps ⁃Doubler Greg Price Ozzy Vox.xps ⁃Doubler Greg Price Vocal FX Chain.xps ⁃Doubler Greg Wells Lead Vocal Doubler.xps ⁃Doubler Mads Mikkelsen Vox Dub.xps ⁃Doubler Ross Hogarth Doubley.xps ⁃Doubler Stanley Soares Wide Vocal Doubler.xps EKramer VC ⁃EKramer VC Histibe SFX Character.xps eMo D5 ⁃eMo D5 Alan Branch Kick pull.xps ⁃eMo D5 Alan Branch SNR pull.xps Enigma ⁃Enigma Dave Pensado Flanger.xps ⁃Enigma Greg Price Vocal FX Chain.xps GEQ ⁃GEQ AUTODAFEH Cut & Lift.xps ⁃GEQ Histibe Hats Character.xps GTR Stomp ⁃GTR Stomp AUTODAFEH Vocal Dist.xps ⁃GTR Stomp Joe Barresi Interstellar Overdrive.xps GTR Tool Rack ⁃GTR Tool Rack Histibe Dist Keys.xps ⁃GTR Tool Rack Histibe HArd Dist Vox.xps H-Comp ⁃H-Comp Andrew Thornton Collection.xps ⁃H-Comp Dave Aron Rock Vocal.xps ⁃H-Comp David Stagl Parallel Drum.xps H-Delay ⁃H-Delay Andrew Thornton Collection.xps ⁃H-Delay Andrew Thornton Ronson Vocal.xps ⁃H-Delay AUTODAFEH Beats1 Vocal.xps ⁃H-Delay AUTODAFEH Beats2 Vocal.xps ⁃H-Delay AUTODAFEH Longer Vocal.xps ⁃H-Delay AUTODAFEH Psycho spinn.xps ⁃H-Delay AUTODAFEH 16d Vocal.xps ⁃H-Delay Daniel Gonzalez BlurDelay.xps ⁃H-Delay Dave Darlington Collection.xps ⁃H-Delay Donal Hodgson Long Slow Vocal Delay.xps ⁃H-Delay Greg Price Vocal FX Chain.xps ⁃H-Delay Greg Wells GW goto Delay.xps ⁃H-Delay Paul David Hagar Panning Radio.xps ⁃H-Delay Scott Gershin Delay Out Scene.xps H-EQ ⁃H-EQ Greg Price Snare Bot.xps H-Reverb ⁃H-Reverb Donal Hodgson Big Lead Vocal.xps ⁃H-Reverb Donal Hodgson Small Studio.xps ⁃H-Reverb Greg Wells Vocal Church.xps ⁃H-Reverb Greg Wells Vocal Reverb Of Goodness_.xps ⁃H-Reverb Michael White Bass Chorus Verb.xps ⁃H-Reverb Michael White BG Vocal Verb.xps ⁃H-Reverb Michael White Drum Room.xps ⁃H-Reverb Michael White Guitar Solo Mod.xps ⁃H-Reverb Michael White Guitar Verb 1.xps ⁃H-Reverb Michael White Guitar Verb 2.xps ⁃H-Reverb Michael White Horns Verb.xps ⁃H-Reverb Michael White Keys Verb.xps ⁃H-Reverb Michael White Reverse Sweep.xps ⁃H-Reverb Michael White Snare Verb.xps ⁃H-Reverb Michael White Strings Verb.xps ⁃H-Reverb Michael White Vocal Delay Verb.xps ⁃H-Reverb Michael White Vocal Long Verb.xps ⁃H-Reverb Michael White Vocal Slap Verb.xps ⁃H-Reverb Stephen Bailey Live Drums.xps InPhase ⁃InPhase Dave Aron B3 Organ.xps IR1 ⁃IR1 Leon Rothenberg Collection.xps J37 ⁃J37 Michael Brauer Collection.xps ⁃J37 Ross Hogarth Doubler.xps ⁃J37 Ross Hogarth Guitar Delay.xps ⁃J37 Ross Hogarth Lennon Slap.xps ⁃J37 Ross Hogarth Saturated Slap.xps ⁃J37 Ross Hogarth Vocal Delay.xps JJP Bass ⁃JJP Bass Histibe Bass Character.xps Kramer HLS ⁃Kramer HLS Greg Price GTR Chain.xps Kramer PIE ⁃Kramer PIE Joe Barresi New Model Boxes.xps Kramer Tape ⁃Kramer Tape Guy Massey Saturated Vox Slap.xps L1 ⁃L1 Donal Hodgson Tame the Percussion.xps ⁃L1 Gil Norton Kick Holder.xps L2 ⁃L2 Andrew Thornton Collection.xps ⁃L2 Dave Darlington Collection.xps ⁃L2 Hugo Pinzon IEM Must.xps L3 ⁃L3 MultiMaximizer Scott Gershin Fat Smiley Face.xps L3-LL ⁃L3-LL Multi Donal Hodgson Basic Start.xps ⁃L3-LL Multi Howie Lindeman Collection.xps L316 ⁃L316 Dave Darlington Collection.xps LinMB ⁃LinMB Greg Wells Mix Bus.xps LoAir ⁃LoAir Greg Price Kick 1 Chain.xps ⁃LoAir Tom Ozanich Collection.xps MannyM Delay ⁃MannyM Delay Afrojack Vocal Space Delay.xps ⁃MannyM Delay Dave Aron Rock Delay.xps ⁃MannyM Delay Ross Hogarth Delay.xps MannyM Reverb ⁃MannyM Reverb AUTODAFEH Medium Hall.xps ⁃MannyM Reverb Dave Aron Vocal Hall.xps ⁃MannyM Reverb Ross Hogarth Flangeverb.xps MannyM TripleD ⁃MannyM TripleD Histibe Analogue Pulses.xps Maserati DRM ⁃Maserati DRM Histibe Punchy Hats.xps Maserati GRP ⁃Maserati GRP Histibe More Bass.xps MaxxBass ⁃MaxxBass Greg Price Bass Chain.xps ⁃MaxxBass John Cooper E-Bass.xps MaxxVolume ⁃MaxxVolume David Stagl VidCntrlRm.xps ⁃MaxxVolume Hugo Pinzon Magic Snare.xps ⁃MaxxVolume John Cooper Bruce Springsteen.xps ⁃MaxxVolume Ken Pooch Van Druten - MaxxVocal.xps ⁃MaxxVolume Ken Pooch Van Druten Linkin Park Vocal Chain.xps MetaFilter ⁃MetaFilter Afrojack PingPong Filter Delay.xps ⁃MetaFilter AUTODAFEH HPF Sweeper.xps ⁃MetaFilter AUTODAFEH Medium Sweep.xps MetaFlanger ⁃MetaFlanger Alan Branch Little Twist.xps ⁃MetaFlanger Alan Branch Mild Phase.xps ⁃MetaFlanger Dave Darlington Collection.xps MondoMod ⁃MondoMod AUTODAFEH MondoMod Go L Go R.xps ⁃MondoMod Dave Darlington Collection.xps ⁃MondoMod Histibe Surround Synthesizers.xps MultiRack ⁃MultiRack Chris BRX Apfalter Master Chain.xps ⁃MultiRack Denis Savage Celine Dion Voc Chain.xps ⁃MultiRack Greg Price Bass Chain.xps ⁃MultiRack Greg Price Kick 1 Chain.xps ⁃MultiRack Greg Price Kick 2 Chain.xps ⁃MultiRack Greg Price Over Heads.xps ⁃MultiRack Greg Price Snare Bot.xps ⁃MultiRack Greg Price Snare Top.xps ⁃MultiRack Greg Price Vocal FX Chain.xps ⁃MultiRack Monty Carlo Guitar Fall Back.xps ⁃MultiRack Setup.xps ⁃MultiRack Vuvuzela Chain.xps ⁃MultiRack Zito Lead Vox.xps ⁃MutliRack Greg Price GTR Chain.xps ⁃MutliRack Greg Price Ozzy Vocal Chain.xps PS22 ⁃PS22 XSplit Mads Mikkelsen Cymbal HH Spread.xps PuigChild ⁃PuigChild Greg Price Bass Chain.xps ⁃PuigChild Greg Price GTR Chain.xps ⁃PuigChild Greg Price Over Heads.xps ⁃PuigChild Hugo Pinzon Bomba Estereo Vocal.xps ⁃PuigChild Zito Lead Vox.xps PuigTec ⁃PuigTec MEQ5 Ross Hogarth Dull Drum Helper.xps Q-Clone ⁃Q-Clone Stanley Soares Master Bus EQ.xps Q10 ⁃Q4 Greg Price Kick 1 Chain.xps ⁃Q4 Greg Price Ozzy Vocal Chain.xps ⁃Q10 Andrew Thornton Collection.xps ⁃Q10 Andrew Thornton PA EQ Starter.xps ⁃Q10 AUTODAFEH Hold The Line Synth.xps ⁃Q10 Greg Price Kick 2 Chain.xps ⁃Q10 Greg Price Over Heads.xps ⁃Q10 Histibe Brighter Hats.xps ⁃Q10 Histibe Punchy EQing.xps ⁃Q10 Vuvuzela insert 1.xps ⁃Q10 Vuvuzela insert 2.xps ⁃Q10 Vuvuzela insert 5.xps REDD 17 ⁃REDD 17 Dave Pensado Sweet Bass.xps Reel ADT ⁃Reel ADT Dave Pensado Tight Slap.xps ⁃Reel ADT Paul David Hagar Chorus Flanger.xps ⁃Reel ADT Ross Hogarth Slow ADT.xps ⁃Reel ADT Ross Hogarth Vocal ADT.xps ⁃Reel ADT Ross Hogarth Wiidener.xps RChannel ⁃Alan Branch ⁃Bass.xps ⁃Beth Live Vox.xps ⁃Electric GTR Cleanup.xps ⁃Electric GTR Lead.xps ⁃Electric GTR Rhythm.xps ⁃Electric GTR.xps ⁃Kick 1.xps ⁃Kick 2.xps ⁃RChannel Alan Branch Dance voc.xps ⁃RChannel Alan Branch LIght bass .xps ⁃RChannel Alan Branch Warm voc.xps ⁃Vocal.xps ⁃Ben Mink ⁃Too
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