Waves Delay (SuperTap) not available in 96K?

[j20056]

I tried creating a 96k session with LE 6.4CS9 on my 002R and noticed that the Waves SuperTap delay plugin (either 2 or 6 taps) is not available in this mode. It is definitely available when I create a session in 44.1K mode. I use Waves Gold version 4.0. All other Waves plugins seem available. I tried both display modes with and without the plugin folders (which doesn't work very well to begin with).
Is anyone able to use SuperTap in 96K?

[Sacred Spirit]

You're right, several of Waves' plugins are not available over 48Khz. Not very well advertized either. MondoMod, Enigma are two more you'll find missing if I recall. There are more.

[j20056]

Total bummer, I was looking forward to moving to 96k. But with no delay... just can't... hell

[tele_player]

no delay? I'm pretty sure the Digirack delay works at 96K. Sure, it's not as fancy, but do you really require fancy on hi-fi 96k stuff? Conversely, do you really need 96k for highly effected stuff?

There's still plenty of debate on the merits of 96k...

[Sacred Spirit]

Unless you are doing DVDA work, 48Khz is plenty and much easier on disk space. Your system will remain more interactive also. 96Khz plugs take a lot more CPU. I started playing with 96Khz like you, and found no positives but plenty of negatives.

I still prefer my Lexicon outboards for reverbs and delays. Dedicated processors seem to sound so much less digital. Lexicon also has some wonderful stereo algorythms for delays (and reverbs). Even a 20 year old LXP-1 (~$75-)kicks SuperTap's butt; LXP-5 kicks any pitch shifting tool I've found in Waves or PTLE. The MPX550 has 48Khz SPDIF if you want to keep a digital chain and goes for ~$350- on eBay. I use the MPX-1 with a D/A~A/D chain straigh to a Masterlink with all the effects dialed into the MPX-1. Then a backup CD (24bit/48Khz AIFF) from the Masterink goes back into PTLE where I do the mastering. Once mastered, I send the mastered session back into the Masterlink digitally.

[j20056]

I wasn't asking to be lectured about 96k versus 48 or 44.1 really... I have my reasons to use 96k and don't need to be reminded to not do so.
My question was about the Waves MultiTap delay. I indeed know that Digirack is available, and I've used it in 96k, but it's just not as good as Waves.
I'm contacting Waves directly.