As the subject says, the new Waves Central manager is a leap forward in accessibility when compared to any prior version. I launched it, and immediately was frustrated because the EULA screen would not allow any navigation. I figured, business as usual, but my niece was in the room, so she clicked the button, and I was surprised to be greeted with a typical web view which allowed me to navigate and press elements on the screen using typical VO commands. I bought and successfully authorized some plugins, went into the settings screen and performed cleanup and uninstall operations with no problems whatsoever. There are two glaring problems. The first is that the state of checkboxes isn't reported, almost a deal breaker until you figure out that by default, nothing is checked, and the first checkbox in the list always selects everything. Let's remember that up till yesterday, there was nothing we could do in Central without a working pair of eyes close by. This isn't perfect, but it's a giant forward step. If only Waves could figure out how to make its toolbars accessible all across the board! I have used VOCR to successfully use the toolbar in some of the plugins, but not all. Finally though Waves Central works, and it's far easier than iLok or Avid Link! This is huge!
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