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As you may or may not know, I've not been able to release 64 bit plugins because Delphi (the application I use to create plugins) wasn't able to build 64 bit software. However this changed a week or two ago. A new version of Delphi has been released with the ability to create 64 bit software.
I've started working towards 64 bit support. However it's still early days and I've got no idea of how much work is involved or how it long will take. I know quite a few people have made the move to 64 bit by now. Hopefully it will not be too long before Poise can make the jump too. Shannon |
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good news.
still working in 32bit here as some of my stuff is still not 64bit. hopefully it won't be to much of an effort compared to designing poise from the ground up. good luck! |
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Yes! FL Studio will be native 64 bit wooo hoooo! (OT I know, I know).... ---- Interested in 10% off Fabfilter stuff? (First time customers only.) Feel free to PM me. :p Skymont i7 7850k 24 core, 6 Ghz OC, 128 G DDR4, ASUS Maximus VIII Pro,4 TB SSD RAID... |
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That sounds great!!
I wish you good luck and I will watch this topic. |
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I asked IL about the port to 64bit, for the plug-ins at least, they didn't seem too keen.
But I know OAM is looking into porting Poise over 
Hopefully Preston Gate too
No pressure of course lol If you need beta testers, I think you'll not be short of offers  |
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I'm intending to port all the plugins. Not sure which ones will be finished first. |
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That's great news!
I just purchased Poise to show my support. 
Club Ho |
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ClubHo wrote: That's great news!
I just purchased Poise to show my support.
Club Ho Awesome! Thanks Club Ho! |
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cool - poise is working great in reaper 64 bridged right now
but 64 would be preferable. i'd also be happy to beta test when and if necessary. nym ---- electronic instrumentalism, MIDI instrument design, and words. |
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Thanks Nym. I'll update this thread when there is something ready for testing. |
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Hey, that is great news ! ----  |
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Update: Most of the Poise code base is now ready for 64 bit. The GUI is the main remaining holdup. It looks like it will need to be re-written unfortunately. The graphics library that the GUI uses is far from 64 bit compatible. The GUI re-write is not all bad though as it probably had to happen at some point anyway. |
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Thanks for the update!
--Sean |
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As a new, happy Poise user, this is great news. I'm slowly transitioning to 64-bit Reaper and look forward to keeping 32-bit riffraff to a minimum when that happens .---- Will mix for fun |
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bump: The second Poise 64 bit ALPHA version is now available. Details in this thread. |
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