Hi everyone
 
I have a bit of an odd thing here. I'm running SPlat on 64-bit Windows 10 - works fantastic! I also have an older version of Sony Vegas Movie Studio which is 32-bit, and I don't see the need to upgrade to a newer 64-bit version, just because it doesn't really give me any new features, and my video editing needs are fairly meagre. However, Sony Vegas Movie Studio doesn't come with a limiter. So I'd like to use Adaptive or even Boost 11 in Vegas.
 
How do I install the 32-bit versions of these plug-ins?
 
Thanks!
 
Neel

I believe Adaptive Limited is a VST3 locked to SONAR. To get the 32bit install option, either run the install manually or enable the Verbose Install option on the settings page of the Command Center. Click the gear in the upper-right of the CCC to get to the settings page. Since Boost11 is part of the SONAR core, it may be easier to run an advanced install of one of the older versions of SONAR containing Boost11 to get the one plug-in.

Firstly Vst3 plug-ins are 64-bit. But you could possibly transcode them using a software wrapper like jBridge. This sits as a virtual host. Another thing though is it may looose some of it's ability with added latency.

VST3 plug-ins are not 64bit only. SONAR includes 32 and 64bit versions of Adaptive Limiter.

My mistake then.

Thanks guys. Yeah, I guess I can re-install an older Sonar copy and just grab the Boost 11 plug. I have X3 Studio, X2 producer and X1 Producer - do you guys know offhand which one(s) contain Boost 11? I have X3 locally, but I'd have to re-download X2 or X1.
 
Thanks

http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=SONAR%20X3&language=3&help=Comparison.html
Run the advanced install option of X3 Studio to get Boost11 only. The basic/advanced option is a couple of screens into the install process. After selecting advanced there is checklist of items to install.

Thanks scook, worked like a charm!

I had to reinstall x1 in 32-bit to allow me to access an older cat instrument I have as it won't work under 64-bit at all.

There are plenty of free VST limiters out there, certainly that will work better than Boost 11 for you.