Recently switched to all 64-bit, missing some plugins.

[Kalee]

Hey guys!

I recently switched to all 64-bit with plugins and DAWs. There is some awesome 32-bit -only plugins that I can't use anymore without bridge (Variety of Sound).

I was wondering if you people would know alternative freeware or low priced commercial products to replace these:

ThrillseekerLA:
LA2a ish where you can access parameters under the hood. The saturation this plugin gives is what I miss.

ThrillseekerXTC:
Analog style EQ awesomeness.

NastyDLA:
Stereo EQ with plenty of timing options and modes, LPF / HPF, chorus / modulation.

BaxterEQ:
This has been kinda my secret weapon on a lot of tracks, stereo EQ.

I'm not even sure if there is anything on commercial market that can replace these for what they are

[mcbpete]

Had lots of weird old VSTs (like sp3tr3, the xoxos range, the de la mancha range) that I can't find any real equivalent of so jBridge ( https://jstuff.wordpress.com/jbridge/ ) was an immediate choice for me. Mainly use just 64bit plugins nowadays but it's nice to have that option to fall back on if I want the unique effect from a wonky old plugin

[Glyn Darby]

Had the same problem, brought Jbridge, works great.

[Obex]

I just use Reaper. It bridges 32-bits plugins natively.

[recursive one]

Try these (all are 64 bit):

Free coloration equalizer: TDR Sliq Eq (made in collaboration with Variety of Sound)

Cheap saturation/dynamics plugin: Klanghelm SDRR. People also praise their new analog-style compressor MJUC, didn't try it myself

Free dub delay: TAL Dub 2 and 3 (not offically supported but work flawless here)