64 bit help

This morning I finally did a 64bit install on an SSD.. Everything seems to have gone fine with the installs , My only question is bit bridge , Where is it ? and how do you use it? I noticed my plugins for komplete 7 had 2 folder one for 32 bit and one for 64 bit, all I done with that was direct the vst scanner to those files..
 
One other question, in the 64 bit version under control surfaces , I see no control surface file for my tascam fw1884 , where there was one for the 32 bit install. Im thinking I can just load up Xp and grab that control surface file and add it to my W7 64 os. Any suggestions ?

I had a few instances of reactor on an old project and there disabled , along with a few plug ins .

He means BitBridge is automatically used when you load a 32bit plugin in SONAR x64.

If you have the Producer edition of SONAR, you can assign different plugins to different BitBridge server numbers through the Cakewalk Plug In Manager. Plug ins wrapped using BitBridge go to the Windows taskbar when minimized and have a blue plug as the window icon. That's how you can tell 32bit versions of plug ins from 64bit versions.
 
More info on using BitBridge below, taken from the SONAR Help file:

"BitBridge Server Configuration
Note: BitBridge server configuration is only available in SONAR Producer.

Cakewalk’s BitBridge technology allows you to use 32-bit VST effects and instruments when using the x64 version of SONAR. 32-bit VST effects and instruments are loaded into “servers”, and each server can address up to 4GB of RAM. BitBridge supports up to 32 independent plug-in servers, and each server can address up to 4GB of RAM, allowing access to a massive 128GB of RAM (the max supported by Vista Ultimate X64). This allows SONAR x64 to address all available RAM in your computer.

By default, SONAR manages memory automatically, and will allocate and allow access to all available RAM dynamically as plug-in's are used. This is done by dynamically creating new BitBridge servers only when necessary, up to a maximum of the available RAM.


Server loading is either automatic or customizable, giving you full control over which server to load plug-ins into. To enable automatic server loading, select Automatic (Based on available RAM). To manually manage BitBridge servers, select the server that you want plug-ins to be loaded into.After a specific server is selected, all plug-ins subsequently loaded will be loaded into that specific server, bypassing SONAR's automatic memory management. This also applies when you load a project that contains VST plug-ins.
Tip: To more optimally use your available memory, assign memory hungry VST's to their own private BitBridge server. The actual memory consumed by a server instance is shown in the server list, allowing you choose which server you may want to load into.

One other question, in the 64 bit version under control surfaces , I see no control surface file for my tascam fw1884 , where there was one for the 32 bit install. Im thinking I can just load up Xp and grab that control surface file and add it to my W7 64 os.

 
That's a smart thing to do.

64 bit Sonar and Windows drivers for your 1884 can be found here: http://tascam.com/product/fw-1884/downloads/