I liked the Cakewalk FX line of plugin effects - FXChorus etc. but I can't use them any more.
Are they going to make these 64-bit at some stage?

Just got an email from Sound Toys...64bit VST coming soon.  Hope that's right.

Another one to add to the don't work list:  CamelSpace.

Just got an email from Sound Toys...64bit VST coming soon.  Hope that's right.

Depends on your definition of 'soon'. Mine encompasses this century, but I'm not sure that Soundtoys share that level urgency.

BTW Camelspace has been working over here in Bitbridge since Sonar 7. Maybe you need to set it as a tempo based effect in plugin manager.

Considering the jump to W7 64 but am concerned about the following plugs:

Refx Nexus
Refx Vanguard

i know they're both 32bit only but do they work properly via Bitbridge?



Has the rewire problem been sorted yet? Will I be able to use Reason3 on an x64 system as a slave in Sonar?

Yup, Camel Space works just fine.  It was my own idicocy in just trying to copy the dll file over.  Once I ran the "exe" program and inserted my serial number I was runnin hot straight and normal.  Sorry, Camels!!

Regarding DrumCore3, I have upgraded to the full product and initial behaviour was great, dragging and dropping audio and midi etc., until I tried to save the file: Sonar crashed and I lost my whole session. This happened repeatedly, even if I just opened a file, inserted the soft synth and then immediately tried to save without doing anything else.
Then I assigned jBridge and all has been fine and I can get on with creating - and saving - drum tracks.
But I hope that the new owners of DrumCore will develop proper 64-bit compatibility - they haven't said they will yet...

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.

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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?

re: 32-bit plugins in Sonar 8.5 PE 64 bit:  UAD-1 and BFD2 work fine via bitbridge for me, but unfortunately I'm not able to run Waves GTR3 v7.