Hello people
I want to know if there is any way to make Waves 11 work in a 32 bit DAW like Cubase 5.
Thank you in advance!

 

Last edited: Apr 23, 2020

No clue? maybe not all the plugins but just some of them, using jbridge or something like that..

 

Afaik, Jbridge is for porting forward of 32bit to 64bit, not the other way around.
Totally incorrect!

 

Last edited: Apr 24, 2020

If I remember correctly Samplitude has 2 jbridge dlls, 1 for 32bit and 1 for 64bit plugins.
Perhaps it is the same on other DAWs.

 

I've checked. I was right.

 

They're wrappers aren't they? Says 'Application', not .dll.

 

Jbridge works both ways. I have 64bit plugins in cubase 5 and 32 bit plugins in cubase 10.5.
Wait. So you know of jbridge? But you didn't just go to their website to see if it can or just download it and try it for yourself?

Some people on this forum really don't use search engines at all.

 

Last edited: Apr 24, 2020

From their homepage:
'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.'

Regarding Waves pluggies (again from their homepage):
'22 – “How do I bridge Waves plugins”?
jBridge versions equal or above 1.2 support shell plugins bridging ( if your main host also supports them ).
If you’re experiencing problems, please ensure that:
– You’re running the latest iLok drivers, which you can get here: http://paceap.com/
– You’re creating bridging files using source files that are located inside the installation directory for your Waves product ( That is, if you need to bridge a WaveShell, bridge the one that is inside the Waves installation folder and not the one that is inside your VST plugin folder ).
If your VST host doesn’t support VST shell plugins, you can also:
– Bridge the individual plugins located inside your Waves installation folder instead of their WaveShell ( They’re invoked by their WaveShell ).
or
– Convert the WaveShell into single VST plugins using the shell2vst utility and then bridge the files it creates. You can read more about shell2vst here:
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=2430859'

 

Thank ppl, I'll try the last answer , open the shell and have them as VST

 

it worx both ways omly with x64 puter
no way to bridge x64 to x86 on x86 puter