Hi all,sorry for my fault.Follow point 11 of my instructions,it's important for Sonar stability.Best.Roby

GIM Productions


Sorry to hear this,Biodiode.I never had this problem.All Liquid Mix problems were never reflected on Sonar behavior on my DAW.Sound like a Jbridge wrong setting.You must be sure to check only "run in existing Auxhost".I hope this help.Best.Roby

 

Yep, ticked the setting as suggested and it works......liquid mix no longer hangs if removed from a track. You sir are a genius :)

My pleasure!!

I appreciate this is a very old thread, but in case anyone has installed Sonar X2 64 bit under W7 and is wondering whether their old Liquid Mix 32 will work, the answer is that it seems to be surprisingly straightforward to get it running.
 
No Jbridge needed. And no registry tweaks.
 
This is what worked for me:
1. Install the Firewire legacy drivers (Device Manager, IEE 1394, Update Driver Software, Browse My Computer, Let me choose, then pick the driver with Legacy in the title)
2. Install the Liquid Mix 3.01 drivers (make sure the VST installation is into a directory that Sonar reads), and plug in the Liquid Mix when instructed. Windows may not come up with any notification that it has 'found' the LM. Just keep clicking Next until the installation finishes.
3. Install the 96Khz 1.02 emulations.
4. Open Sonar. (It may hang at the scanning stage, but will either clear eventually or Scan can be stopped using Task Manager.)
5. Open Plug-In Manager. Find Liquid Mix under VST Audio Effects. Click on Plug-In Properties and tick Configure as Synth, then OK.
6. Re-scan VST plug-ins.
 
Liquid Mix should then be available to be inserted as a Soft Synth into the effects bin of any audio track.
 
There are a couple of small issues.
1. Sonar does tend to crash when exiting the project. But providing you've saved first it's not a major problem.
2. Deselecting and then reselecting the LM in Track View produces crackling. (However both Compressor and EQ can be switched in and out within the LM screen itself without a problem.)
 
Hope this helps anyone with an old Liquid Mix that's been gathering dust!
 

Hi all,i use Sonar X2a Pro and Liquid Mix 3 with 0 problems,happy emulations at all!!!
Best

I am a happy LM32 user also. I do use JBridge however. But I have 0 crashes.

Now can we get it working under W8 x64 i.e. no firewire legacy drivers?

jonno58
I appreciate this is a very old thread, but in case anyone has installed Sonar X2 64 bit under W7 and is wondering 2. Install the Liquid Mix 3.01 drivers.

 
Where do you get the 3.01 drivers?  I only see 3.0 on Focusrite's website.
 
Also will it work with Reaper 64?  I'm running Win7 64 and I want to purchase a used Liquid Mix 32 BAD!!! :)
 
Thanks!

Hi late to the party.  How can you get Liquid Mix on more than one track.  When I try it just says that it's been disconnected from the firewire port.  According to their instructions it should be able to run up to 16 tracks.
 
Thanks,

SOLVED:  Running Windows 10 64 bit to run multiple instances of liquid mix 
 
1. use the legacy firewire driver as mentioned above.
2.  use jbridge and wrap a bunch of instance of the liquidmix .dll's
3.  When inserting into your track: in each instance of the vst check in the settings box of the jbridge wrapper of the vst, the box that says *Run in existing auxhost (per plugin only, require restart)*.
 
 
 You have to do that for each instance that you put into your project.