Is there a method to use Sonitus plugins in other DAW?

Hello.
 
I'm used to using 2 DAW(Sonar X1(2) and Ableton live8) depending on genres.
I want to use Sonitus plugins in Ableton live 8 but don't know how to do.
 
I tried to copy every Sonitus***.dll files in "cakewalk/shared plugins" folder to
the vst folder(cakewalk/vstplugins) but Ableton doesn't recognize the dll files(sonitus plugins) and
doesn't appear in vst menu (of course other plugins in the folder are recognized).
 
My OS is windows 7 x64, Sonar X1 and X2 are 64bit and Ableton Live 8 is 32bit.
I tried to install 32bit Sonitus plugins and copied but Ableton still doesn't recognize. 
 
I searched this forum and found one related thread but couldn't get sollution so I tried to post here.
Is there anyone who know about this please help me.
 
Thanks
JunL
 

I just ran a quick test of this.  I loaded up Brainspawn's Forte, which is a VST host wrapper (like a rack for soft synths), and I was able to insert the Sonitus delay wih no problem.

I just had the path specified in the options for Forte and it both found and loaded the Sonitus Delay just fine.

Bob Bone

mike_mccue


I'd buy a set of 64 bit Sonitus VSTs but it seems like they don't exist.

yes, i 've been to the store hoping to so too but no go; i ended up with the wavearts suite as my bread'n'butters
 
also yes, as bob points out, you could use a rapper of some kind to expose them in other non-dx hosts

pwal

 
also yes, as bob points out, you could use a rapper of some kind to expose them in other non-dx hosts

Would P Diddy do? 

another solution is to rewire live into sonar.. I'd do that myself , IF I owned live, but they stink at delivering their product (I cancelled after 4 weeks of waiting) .  I'm guessing when bitwig is released, it might be a nice wake up call for them.

happy live8 user here :)

Jonbouy

pwal


happy live8 user here :)

Blimey!
 
Do you use the Sonitus suite there, if so how?  I think that was the question.

no, i use other things :) i think that was my answer?

 
Mike why would you need to buy a set of 64 bit Sonitus plugs?  You already have a set they come with Sonar.  Open up your 64 bit version of Sonar and you'll see they are right there.
 

i'm sure mike has he own reasons, but i wanted to use them in a x64 vst host without wrapping (i'm x64 pure)

 
Is it a failing of Sonar that it in some way still supports the old Windows DX standard?  I think not.
 

no, but if it's at the expense of other current non-legacy standards, then maybe yes?

pwal

 

i'm sure mike has he own reasons, but i wanted to use them in a x64 vst host without wrapping (i'm x64 pure) 

From what I can gather Mike's reasoning is that of a fellow that merely likes to read a menu at a Restaurant because he derives some perverse pleasure around the idea of choosing something that isn't on it.  Just yesterday he was advocating a recording application that doesn't support any kind of plug-in at all.
 
He's such a rebel isn't he?
 
I'm sure everyone here is impressed.

 

John


They work nicely in Vegas Pro Video.

 
Or any other DX supporting Sony app. I guess.

wrong plug... thought we were discussing the Softube bundle.

mudgel


I still use DX plugs and I think its great that not only Cakewalk use DX but so do SONY and all my DX plugins from SONY and Cakewalk work in each others hosts.

If you want to see plain plugins have a look at the vanilla gui for all of SONY's DX plugins. not very pretty but they work a treat.

+1 for the Sony plugins. I use them all the time in Vegas, they work great, and they don't grab a whole lot of CPU either (excepting their impulse convolution reverb). WaveHammer is one of the best compressor/maximizers there is.