Old plugs in new daws
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- KVRist
- 39 posts since 9 Jan, 2013 from Oslo, Norway
Older plugs does not necessarily work after an update of the daw. As an example I "lost" both Broomstick Bass and Wizooverb when upgrading to Cubase 7. They won't work in 32 bit, nor in 64 bit. They won't work with VEPro. Neither work in Logic 9. Two plugs I liked and used very much and put hard cash down to. Does anybody know how older plugs could be "developed" into working order? Are source codes avialable and are there people that can change the old programs to a modern working plug?
Mac Pro 3,2Ghz - 10TB - 20GB, Cubase 10 + 8 + 7 + 5 + 4, Logic X, Yamaha 01v96, Hammerfall RAYDAT.
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- Beware the Quoth
- 35520 posts since 4 Sep, 2001 from R'lyeh Oceanic Amusement Park and Funfair
Aint gonna happen.Rumdrum wrote:Older plugs does not necessarily work after an update of the daw. As an example I "lost" both Broomstick Bass and Wizooverb when upgrading to Cubase 7. They won't work in 32 bit, nor in 64 bit. They won't work with VEPro. Neither work in Logic 9. Two plugs I liked and used very much and put hard cash down to.
Find something which still loads them, and can work as a plugin itself, or via Rewire. I find Chainer on the PC useful for this, for example.
Does anybody know how older plugs could be "developed" into working order? Are source codes avialable and are there people that can change the old programs to a modern working plug?
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