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I also tried reinstalling Vacuumsound ADT. Where did you get your download from? Mine's giving me the default option of a x86 folder installation with no 圆4, which leads me to think this download (direct from DaSample) is 32-bit only. Just tried installing Glaceverb again, after resetting the plugins Blacklist. In particular, I've had the Vacuumsound ADT and Glaceverb running well.
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RME UCX // AKG c214 // SM57 + Cloudlifter CL1 // JBL LSR 4328p // FMR RNLA // Korg Kaossilator Pro // Novation 61 SL MKii // Korg MicroKey 25 // Presonus Faderport // Contour Designs Shuttle Pro Instr.: Addictive Drums, Gladiator2, Sylenth, AAS Bundle, K9U, IK Total Studio 3, Cinesamples, RealGuitar/Strat/LPC, Trilian Plugs: UAD 2 Quad, Softube CL 1b, Klanghelm, Toneboosters, Soundtoys, Slate VTM, Kramer Tape Win 8.1 圆4 // i7 3930K 4.2GHz) // Samsung Pro 512GB // 500GB SSD (via Raid 0) // 2TB HD // 32GB RAM // Antec Kuhler 620 // Radeon HD 7870 + Radeon 5450 // MSI X79a GD45 Plus mobo// TI chipset Firewire cardĭAW(s): Studio One v2.6 // Maschine Studio // Reason 7 via Rewire You wouldn't need to bridge a ton of those and sacrifice stability, And you could still access more than 4GB of RAM for the few plugins you decide to bridge. You would no longer have to ditch your native 32bit plugs. That way uou get the best of both worlds. It's usually just a few plugins that do it.
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it still allows that one specific plugin to access your system's full about of RAM with the 64bit architecture of your OS.Ģ) The rest of your project probably isn't going to come close to 4GB. But only Jbridge a few plugins (like Kontakt and Trilian) that were guaranteed to break the 4GB of RAM threshold.ġ) Jbridge alows you to bridge 32bit plugins to a 32bit bridge also, which is fantastic. One potential workaround for you (something I did for about 6 months with great success) was to utilize S1's 32bit version. Jbridge makes Kontakt 5 work even better than the native Kontakt 5 (check off performance mode and watch the CPU meter stabilize). My conclusion is that Jbridge works above average, but only if you significantly limit the instance count. Since then, i've gone 85% 64bit, with the exception of Miroslav and 1-2 other plugins for backwards compatibility. If you do some searches on Jbridge here you'll probably run into my detailed experiences with it. modded Oktava Mk-012s, Shiny Box 46MXL, Sontronics STC-2. Focusrite Scarlett 18i8, BG1 preamp, JBL LSR4326P monitors. Dino PC Ceratops, Intel i5 2500K 4.2GHz, Asus P8Z68-V LX, 16GB DDR3 RAM, AMD Radeon HD 6750 graphics. Win7 Pro 64 bit, Studio One Pro v2.5, IK MMedia Total Studio 3, Melodyne Editor, various plugins (purchased and freeware). I get the impression Presonus' advice is: "DON'T"!! Anyone have any good experiences with it?
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Has anyone else had this problem, and does anyone know why some 64 bit VSTs seem to work with S1, and others don't?Īs an aside, a few of the vendors have recommended bitbridges (especially JBridge) to let me use the 32 bit plugins, but my impression's that it's not really worth it (glitchy, 2X CPU drain, 2X latency).
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A couple of examples off the top of my head are Dasample's Glaceverb, Vacuumsound's ADT (both of which I really want to install if I can), and Sound Hack's Freesound and Delay Trio bundles. I've checked they're in the right folder(s), but they still don't work. Around 25% though aren't being recognised by S1. Some of them are working like a dream - and I'm amazed they're available as freeware. Hi, having been a bit horrified by the number of my purchased plugins that are still only 32 bit, and therefore useless with the Studio One 2.5 64 bit I've just installed, I've been hunting for good freeware 64 bit VST plugins to fill some of the gaps.
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