Featuring the industry-standard R-Vox, R-Bass, and R-EQ, known for their "warm" musicality and low CPU overhead.

This version introduced full 64-bit support, allowing for faster scanning, loading, and processing.

Historically, V9 was designed for Windows 7 through early versions of Windows 10, and macOS 10.8 through 10.12.

Version 9.6 cannot typically co-exist with V10 or higher; users wanting to run both must often use V9.92. Is V9 Still Relevant?

To run V9 on modern systems, users often need to use the Waves V9.92 Offline Installer and specific legacy versions of Waves Central.

Optimized code led to significantly higher performance and stability in large sessions. Essential Plugins in the V9 Bundle

While newer versions (like V15) are now available, V9 remains a target for users running older operating systems or legacy projects.

Includes the G-Master Buss Compressor and E-Channel, meticulously modeled after the legendary Solid State Logic consoles.

The "All Plugins" bundle from this era typically includes hundreds of processors ranging from vintage emulations to surgical digital tools. Some of the most influential plugins included are:

Models of the LA-2A, LA-3A, and 1176 FET compressors, designed in collaboration with Chris Lord-Alge.