Re: Cubase 6, Windows & and Bridging 32-bit Plugins

[beatpete]

@mr.roos

beatpete - I have a the Golden Comp (GPP-1) from Kjaerhus. Curious, did you try this brand plugin with C6 before you moved to the jbridge?

Is it true what is being said here in this post, that Waves is the real problem and other brand plugins might be fine with the Steinberg bridge? Maybe I won’t have any problems?

Like I said the Kjaerhus GAC and GAG and they both work with the built in bridge.

[MickGael]

@mr.roos

beatpete - I have a the Golden Comp (GPP-1) from Kjaerhus. Curious, did you try this brand plugin with C6 before you moved to the jbridge?

Is it true what is being said here in this post, that Waves is the real problem and other brand plugins might be fine with the Steinberg bridge? Maybe I won’t have any problems?

Fwiw, my Win 7 64-bit is running a 6 core AMD processor with 16Gb of RAM, and loading BFD2 pegs the ASIO at close to 60% (with no kit loaded). Using jBridge there is no perceptible load.

[swerver]

@SoundsLikeJoe

Why should I have to? This should be a complete fix by now! I should have all VSTs in my system detected by Cubase and available to load without any effort on my end. That’s what I pay for. I make music. You make kick-ass software.

VST is Steinberg’s creation and they need to step up the priority on this issue. Paid upgrades will cease for my system until I see the all clear on these threads.

That is all…

+1.

This is noting new - it didn’t work in Cubase 4, it didn’t work in Cubase 5 and now it also doesn’t seem to work in Cubase 6.

It must be pretty embarrassing for Steinberg that a 3rd party company can develop code that deals with VST - their own creation - better than they can. Then again, do they care?