jBridge Audacity

[KrissieMusic]

Hey, i have all my plugins which only support Audacity 32bit. That means i cant use those plugins on Audacity 64bit, which then again I cant use the Muse Hub plugins, cause Muse Hub only support Audacity 64bit. Then i googled and learned about a bit converter called jBridge. It works, i think. But when i try to load up these plugins it comes a type error, which says: “Incompatible plugins found, we have disabled these plugins to avoid any stalling og crashes.”

Anyone know how to fix this problem? Please help…

[Trebor]

@KrissieMusic

Anyone know how to fix this problem?

A workaround (i have) :two versions of Audacity: one 32-bit one 64-bit.
You must keep them separate though otherwise corruption will ensue.

Is it ok to use have both x86 and x64 versions of Audacity?

Unzip (rather than install) different versions of Audacity into separate folders. Then launch a version by clicking on the Audcaity icon in that folder. If you install two versions they will share the hidden Audacity preferences file and corruption will ensue. [unzip rather than install differnt Audcaity versions on one computer.png]

[KrissieMusic]

What do you mean? That i can have my 34bit plugins on my 34bit audacity, and use Muse Hub on a 65bit Audacity? Like have two of em? I would like to only have a 64bit though.

[Trebor]

@KrissieMusic

Like have two of em?

Yep. That’s what I’ve got: 64-bit Audacity 3 and 32-bit Audacity 2 on the same 64-bit Windows OS, unzipped into separate folders, (see my previous post as to why you should not install both).

@KrissieMusic

I would like to only have a 64bit though.

OCENaudio is Audacity’s free competitor: the 64-bit version can use 64 & 32 bit plugins.
[ Now the bad news OCENaudio does not do VST3, just VST &VST2 plugins ].

[Meem]

Free x86 (32bit) Bridge has been included in REAPER for free.
So, I am able to use 32bit VST plugins in x64 version.

For Audacity, you have to use a separate 32bit version.