radicalbrian

Yes that seemed to do the trick. I tried switching the original vocal track back to mono but wasn't working so I just created a brand new mono track and it worked. Thanks.

Ok! I see now... I thought clicking the circle on the channel strip switched it from stereo to mono, but turns out I had to select mono output when creating a new track. Now it works. Thanks.

I have recently installed some Waves plugins to my Logic Pro X. They show as installed in my MacBook Pro plugins folder, as well as the Plugins Manager in Logic Pro X. "sucessfully validated". But when I drop down in a channel strip to add the plugin to the track, some of them do not show up. Specifically the DeBreath plugin. But I also noticed a few others not showing up as well. Showing in the plugins library in my computer Showing up in Logic Pro X plugins manager Not showing up in plugins list on the audio track I would assume the track is the correct format for the plugin since it is a vocal audio track and the plugin is used specifically on vocal audio tracks. See photos to see what's going on in detail. Could it be something to do with Mono/Stereo compatibility? Any reason why these aren't showing up in the actual plugins list but are seen as INSTALLED OK everywhere else including the Logic Plugins Manger... How do I make this plugin useable in the track? Thanks