32/64 bit strategy

[SparkySpark]

Hi,

I am using MuLab 64 bit on Win 10. It's remarkably stable.

I would like to use HG Fortune's great atmospheric synths, but they are only 32 bit.

So what is my best option? JBridge? Or recording his synths in the 32 bit version of MuLab and then export the audio to the 64 bit version? I really don't want to move away from 64 bit.

Thanks for sharing your experiences!

[sbj]

I have used jbridge together with Mulab for many years now and my experience is that out of hundreds of 32 bit plugins 90% or more works just fine.

[SparkySpark]

I have used jbridge together with Mulab for many years now and my experience is that out of hundreds of 32 bit plugins 90% or more works just fine.

Oh great, thanks. Exactly the kind of reply I was looking for.

[Nielzie]

HG Fortune's plugins were all made in SynthEdit. And plugins made in SynthEdit do work pretty well within jBridge is my experience

[SparkySpark]

Thanks!

[bjclulu]

I'm not sure but
mulab rewire reaper maybe worth trying
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZu_KiDya88

I like reaper than Jbridge

[SparkySpark]

Wow thanks! I had no idea it was so easy rewiring in MuLab! That is actually a really smart idea.

This also opens up for other possibilities, such as using the unique vocal sync option in Sonar and perhaps even using Sonar's ARA capability for Melodyne sync...

Hmmm...

[dakkra]

Bear in mind that Mulab can only be a ReWire master, not a slave.

[SparkySpark]

Bear in mind that Mulab can only be a ReWire master, not a slave.

MuLab bows to no one.

Seriously, thanks.