Hi guys,
I’m working with Cubase Artist 6.5.3(x64). I have some problems with some plugins. I load in a plugin and everything goes fine and then i suddenly get the error ‘VSTBride connection lost’ and the plugin stops working. At first it happened with only 1 plugin, DuneCM, but since today the error turns also up with Synth1.
Does someone know how to fix it?
Why are you using 64-bit Cubase if you only have 3 GB RAM?
The same here,
VSTbridge lost connection. 32 bit plugins stop.
It worked great untill now. A freshly installed sytem. It’s so annoying.
Does anyone know the magic to get this working again?
I don’t know, I installed it and it is in my 64-bit programs folder
Does running Cubase 32-bit solve the problem?
Well, it will make it so your 32-bit plug-ins don’t have to be bridged. Some 32-bit plugs work fine with the Cubase bridge, others don’t.
You should be able to install both 32 and 64-bit versions of Cubase.
Are you a Mac or a PC? A lot of folks are getting good results using jBridge …
I’m on Windows 7 64-bit. If I re-install cubase to 32-bit, I will have to install from all my x64 plugins the 32-bit version right?
And am I still able to open all the projects I have now with the 32-bit version?
Sorry, I missed that.
I would suggest jBridge. There is a demo you can try before you buy to see if it solves your problems.
I’m running full 64-bit with the exception of a handful of plug-ins which are functioning fine with the Cubase bridge so I’m afraid I can’t help any further. I know there are plenty of people using 32 and 64-bit Cubase on the same system. Maybe one of them will come along to give you some more suggestions.
But if I understood it well I could easily work with 32-bit 'cause 64-bit has no advantages for me because of my 3GB ram… So then it would be easier for me to do a 32-bit install than buying jBridge?
As long as all the plugins you use are also available in 32-bit, then yes. But I don’t think that’s a problem, the problem is usually going from 32 to 64.
Cubase 32 runs fine on Windows 64 by the way.
As far as I know, all my plugins have a 32-bit version. But if I run my 32-bit plugins in Cubase 32-bit I don’t have to go with that VST-bridge to 64, do I?
So if I understood it right I don’t have to use the VSTBridge anymore if I run Cubase 32 so that cannot cause problems anymore…
nope, at least that’s what I’d expect.
I installed the 32-bit version and everything seems to be working fine 