I’m trying out jbridge, and I had it convert all the .dll’s and stored them in a 64-bit vstplugins directory. I no longer have Cubase pointing to the 32-bit vstplugins directory.
When I load a project created with the 32-bit version of Cubase 6, none of the plugins load. However, if I create a new project and open the plugins, they all seem to work (at least the interfaces open). So is it impossible to switch from 32-bit to 64-bit in the same project? I’d like to run the 64-bit version, and it seems like jbridge is the safest bet for running 32-bit-only plugins. But I might not bother with 64-bit, if I can’t import the old 32-bit projects.
The 32 and 64-bit version look in different locations for their plugins by default. You will need to point Cubase 64 to your 32-bit plugins folder in the VST Plugins dialog (sorry about the directions, not got Cubase here).
You can open a 32bit saved project in Cubase 64bit.
you can even open a saved 64bit project in Cubase 32bit.
But ,you need to have the same plugins in both of course if you want to use it properly.
Just to let you know, if you use Jbridge for Waves plugins (as far as I know the only way to use Waves plugins in a 64 bit host), when you load a Cubase 32 bit project into Cubase 64 bit, the waves plugins won’t remember their settings.