Uhbik 1.1 / J.Bridge

[Klangarchitekten]

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Hey Urs,

I am using Uhbik 1.1 via jBridge.
When using the Delay I am receiving an Dispatcher Opcode 14/19.

I don't have this problem with the other plugs afaik.

My Setup:
Win7-64 Bit / Cubase 5-32Bit / jBridge
Uhbik bridged with jBridge to 32-Bit.

Help is really appreciated.
Thanx a lot.

Cheers,
Stanley

http://www.klangarchitekten.de (http://www.klangarchitekten.de)

[etherdesign]

You don't need to use jbridge if both the host and the plugin are 32 bit.

[Urs]

I must confess I don't even know what "Dispatcher Opcode 14/19" means... does that mean that Uhbik-D is sending these opcodes to the host while the others don't? - That'd be odd as the VST layer is completely identical in each Uhbik.

[Klangarchitekten]

if both the host and the plugin are 32 bit.

Isn't Uhbik 64Bit?

[bmrzycki]

if both the host and the plugin are 32 bit.

Isn't Uhbik 64Bit?

All u-he plugins are currently 32-bit. Urs has stated his plan is to update all his plugs to 64-bit this year.

[Doug B]

You don't need to use jbridge if both the host and the plugin are 32 bit.

From the website:

http://jstuff.wordpress.com/jbridge/

"it aims to make it possible to run 32bit plugins in 64bit hosts, 64bit plugins in 32bit hosts, or even bridging 32bit plugins to 32bit hosts, allowing to overcome the memory limitations of a single 32bit process, in this last case."

So there IS an advantage to running Jbridge in 32 bit.

[etherdesign]

Ok, if you're going to be running a huge ROMpler, but this is not the case. Fair enough, though.