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You all have forgotten the rule of 96.  All Cake hard wear runs at 44.1.  In order to run 96 you gots to let your bit bridge jump into the river.  The muddy river.  The bit bridge will always reset to 32 when you play back.  So was it ever really there at all or was it just split and dueled out as the Boston Massacree.  The British used 2 bullets per barrel and what was called an Indian or light charge of powder.  They also used a special lubricant that allowed for deviant flight patterns.  This allowed for 2 kills with 1 shot.  If you go 96 you never come back.  With 64 your out the door to return no more.  Ozone makes 64 the way it is suppose to be.  Then you can sleep well after your dirty deed done dirt cheap.

what do you mean?

Ok... apologies if I'm having a serious blonde moment here, but I'm struggling to decipher your note.  Are you saying running 96khz causes issues with bitbridge?  And what Cakewalk 'hardware' are you referring to?

There is now a 64 bit native version of Toontrack's EZplayer.

Sorry if this has already been answered but I couldn't find any info regarding the Lexicon PCM Native Reverb Plug in and compatibility with Sonar 8.5 - 64bit. Anyone successfully using this product with Sonar in a 64bit environment? I tried downloading their demo but was unable to get it to open up in Sonar.

- Gavin

Nevermind. Got it working. FYI: Lexicon PCM Native Plug-In working great in Sonar 8.5 64 bit on Windows Vista.

I am using... or trying to use Superior Drummer 2 in Sonar 8.5 producer.  The program will load but no sounds will get loaded into memory.  It doesnt give me any errors, just doesnt load any sounds.  I can change kits, play around as if its functional but I can't load any sounds...
 
Brand new installation of Windows 7 64bit.  Sonar 8.5 PE 64-bit.  And I thought anyways, Superior drummer 2 installed with 64 bit drivers...
 
any thoughts??

Devin,

You need to install the 64 bit version of Superior Drummer 2. 

The 32 bit version, which is what you have now, doesn't work well with BitBridge 2.

Some of the plugs I have questions about but have not seen mentioned:

- Arturia plugs (Prophet, Minimoog, CS-80, etc)
- ReFX (Nexus, Vanguard, Slayer, etc)
- Tone2 (Gladiator, Firebird)
- Waves...I know they don't make native 64bit, but do they work w/ BitBridge or Jbridge?  
- U-he (Zebra, ACE, Uhbik FX suite)



If anyone has successfully got any of these working in 64bit please let us know.  

Thanks!

I am working on my first project using 8.5.3 64bit and I am noticing that a lot of my plug-in presets are empty did I load something wrong?  I also assume that all of my 32 bit plugins are not available to me in this version like the Cakewalk Equalizer correct?  Being a newbie I rely a lot on the presets and tweak those, if I have setup something wrong please let me know.  I am looking for a Hi and Low pass filters preset plugin and I can't find one, I am sure it is here I don't know where to look

I just returned a Lexicon MX300 because the VST for the device would not work with Sonar 8.5.3 64 bit.  It installs and works with my Vista 32 bit and Sonar 8.5.3 32 bit install, but on my Windows 7 64 bit system and Sonar 8.5.3 64 bit it installs in the Program Files(X86) Creative VST folder but there was nothing I could do, including adding paths to the global VST section to get Sonar to recognize it.
 
I spent a lot of time with a Lexicon support person and nothing he had me try or what I tried on my own (I'm a PC tech) was successful.

I came to the conclusion last night that the great FX plugins are only for 32bit which is very sad