Hi guys,
I'm on an M1 (Sonoma 14.5) and trying to bridge TAL's original 32bit Bassline (I also have Bassline 101 but I loved the arp on the original freebie) and can't seem to get it to bridge in Metasynth 4.3.6.
It's most likely user error as the Metaplugin/Metasynth blurb says this is possible and wonder if you have any ideas?
Said blurb: Metaplugin includes a built-in bit bridging solution. When running in a 64 bit host, Metaplugin employs an internal 32-64-bit bridge in order to be able to load 32 bit plugins. This way you can use older plugins for which a 64 bit version is maybe not available, while still getting all the advantages of a 64 bit host. Bridging in the inverse direction is possible, too: if you have an older 32-bit host but want to use 64 bit plugins in it, you can use Metaplugin for this purpose. Please note that, on Mac, with the introduction of Catalina any support for 32 bit processes has been discontinued. So the bridge option on Mac is only available up until OSX Mojave.
There is a second bridging option for Mac users on newer computers with Apple Silicon chips: Metaplugin can run as a native plugin in an Apple Silicon host, and load plugins in Intel format for which a native version has not yet been released (or maybe never will). Along with the BridgedVST/BridgedVST3/BridgedAU formats from the previous paragraph, you will find BridgedIntelVST/BridgedIntelVST3/BridgedIntelAU for this purpose when selecting the plugin format to scan for. As with any other plugin, you can also drag and drop those plugins directly onto Metaplugin's UI.
Huge thanks for any suggestions!
R.
I'm on an M1 (Sonoma 14.5) and trying to bridge TAL's original 32bit Bassline (I also have Bassline 101 but I loved the arp on the original freebie) and can't seem to get it to bridge in Metasynth 4.3.6.
It's most likely user error as the Metaplugin/Metasynth blurb says this is possible and wonder if you have any ideas?
Said blurb: Metaplugin includes a built-in bit bridging solution. When running in a 64 bit host, Metaplugin employs an internal 32-64-bit bridge in order to be able to load 32 bit plugins. This way you can use older plugins for which a 64 bit version is maybe not available, while still getting all the advantages of a 64 bit host. Bridging in the inverse direction is possible, too: if you have an older 32-bit host but want to use 64 bit plugins in it, you can use Metaplugin for this purpose. Please note that, on Mac, with the introduction of Catalina any support for 32 bit processes has been discontinued. So the bridge option on Mac is only available up until OSX Mojave.
There is a second bridging option for Mac users on newer computers with Apple Silicon chips: Metaplugin can run as a native plugin in an Apple Silicon host, and load plugins in Intel format for which a native version has not yet been released (or maybe never will). Along with the BridgedVST/BridgedVST3/BridgedAU formats from the previous paragraph, you will find BridgedIntelVST/BridgedIntelVST3/BridgedIntelAU for this purpose when selecting the plugin format to scan for. As with any other plugin, you can also drag and drop those plugins directly onto Metaplugin's UI.
Huge thanks for any suggestions!
R.
Statistics: Posted by Ol' Betsey satan — Sun Aug 11, 2024 7:45 pm