Re: Dear Ableton, 64 BIT SUPPORT . NOW . PLEASE!!! PLEASEEE! :*(
Posted: Tue May 22, 2012 2:13 pm
next year!?
And if your on a mac, just keep waiting.pencilrocket wrote:Use jbridge. Problem solved.
pencilrocket wrote:Use jbridge. Problem solved.
I believe it's 'flogging', or was that the 32-bit version?Linear Phase wrote:We are now, "bashing dead horses." What, was it not good enough, just to beat them?Fanu wrote:I know this is bashing a dead horse
There's jBridgeM for Mac, too...kryz wrote:And if your on a mac, just keep waiting.pencilrocket wrote:Use jbridge. Problem solved.
This lets you run 32bit AND 64bit plugins outside your DAW while streaming the audio in! (freeing up Live's memory)For those who don't know, Vienna Ensemble Pro is a plugin hosting software that works miracles when you want to run lots of CPU intensive plugins without slowing your DAW down. Your DAW is going to be your master sequencer for 95% of users. While its doing that, it should not be distracted with your plugin processing, except maybe for the master track and a some send FX. Vienna works as a light weight plugin in your daw pulling audio from your heavy weight plugins who's CPU processing is now independent. What does this mean?? Read on!
When plugins run side your DAW, they take part in its 'global' CPU limit set in the preferences. This means your plugins run at a fraction of their potential (your wasting all that good Dual/Quad CPU GHz you paid for). BUT if you run them in VE Pro, they burn rubber! TEST: Try running as little as 5 instances of Ominsphere with all 8 midi and audio channels playing different patches on separate tracks simultaneously. This will CRUNCH your DAW (i'm sure of it). Doing the same in VE Pro has NO affect on DAW. Sounds too good to be true? Almost..VE Pro costs €235.
i watched that video. nice. i like that beat you got going too!JBlongz wrote:Until that epic moment that Live offers 64bit...Vienna Ensemble is an alternative you won't regret.
Look at all the plugins I run here with ~CPU <25%: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsMPcFxyWzk
remember though, you are offering a practical solution that requires effort on the part of the end user. for the most part, they don't want that. they want to click the Run button or the Install button and have everything happen automagically. these are the same people who want it because "they" have it... who ever some other "they" might happen to be, Avid, Steinberg, etc, etc.JBlongz wrote:This lets you run 32bit AND 64bit plugins outside your DAW while streaming the audio in! (freeing up Live's memory)
sweet.JBlongz wrote:Vienna Ensemble for your plugins people. While 64bit will fix some memory issues, you're cpu will still suffer. Here's a clip from my article:
This lets you run 32bit AND 64bit plugins outside your DAW while streaming the audio in! (freeing up Live's memory)For those who don't know, Vienna Ensemble Pro is a plugin hosting software that works miracles when you want to run lots of CPU intensive plugins without slowing your DAW down. Your DAW is going to be your master sequencer for 95% of users. While its doing that, it should not be distracted with your plugin processing, except maybe for the master track and a some send FX. Vienna works as a light weight plugin in your daw pulling audio from your heavy weight plugins who's CPU processing is now independent. What does this mean?? Read on!
When plugins run side your DAW, they take part in its 'global' CPU limit set in the preferences. This means your plugins run at a fraction of their potential (your wasting all that good Dual/Quad CPU GHz you paid for). BUT if you run them in VE Pro, they burn rubber! TEST: Try running as little as 5 instances of Ominsphere with all 8 midi and audio channels playing different patches on separate tracks simultaneously. This will CRUNCH your DAW (i'm sure of it). Doing the same in VE Pro has NO affect on DAW. Sounds too good to be true? Almost..VE Pro costs €235.