Hello,
is it possible to install the both bit versions (x32 / x64) of my S6 (in the different folders programs / programs (x86)) in Windows?
In which of the folders it's recommendable to install all my vst plugins?
Suzi
Ich bin Deutsche und würde am liebsten eine deutsche Antwort bekommen, weil mein Englisch eher schlecht ist.

yes, you can install both versions x32 & x64.
 
you can basically install VST plugins anywhere.  I would not recommend installing x64 plugins in the Windows x86 folder, tho.
 
personally I would probably just install them under the x64 default VST folder for x64 plugins and install the x32 plugins in the default VST for x32 (x86) folder.

In case you might be interested:
http://www.store.cakewalk...ductid=10-CXSP3.00-30E

Cheers...

Ditto- Upgrading from 6 is a good plan. It's soooo inexpensive if you go with the basic X3, 
You can still have 6 installed and use any of it's plug ins that might now not be included. 
Try the demo of X3, it's free for a whole month. 

Suzi.M
...is it possible to install the both bit versions (x32 / x64) of my S6 (in the different folders programs / programs (x86)) in Windows?...

Not totally sure about Sonar 6, but I was using Sonar 7 on a Windows 7 platform for several months and it proved to be perfectly stable. However there were a couple of issues with the 64-bit version when I first installed it. These were eventually solved, cunningly, by downloading and installing a trial copy of a later version of Sonar, which apparently supplied some missing code or maybe overwrote something that was out of date.

I believe your issue involved the plug-in manager which was corrected by by installing the trial version. The trial version comes with a current version of plug-in manager (which does not time out). I am not sure this would be necessary ATM.

scook
I believe your issue involved the plug-in manager which was corrected by by installing the trial version. The trial version comes with a current version of plug-in manager (which does not time out)...

That was part of it. I think another issue was to do with BitBridge.