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ABOUT BIT BRIDGING

BIT BRIDGING – 32 bit VST plugins in a 64 bit DAW

Modern computers and DAWs (digital audio workstations) work in 64-bit. Some DAWs give you the option to run them in 32-bit which definitely is possible also on a 64-bit computer. Other DAWs – like for instance the new versions of Steinberg’s Cubase – are 64-bit only. If you want to use 32-bit VST plugins in a 64-bit DAW you need some form of bit bridging.

If your DAW can operate in 64-bit I suggest you make use of that. It enables you to use more of your computers available RAM and your DAW will be able to process data faster. However, quite a few free VST plugins are 32-bit only. You can of course choose not to use those and simply only use 64-bit VST plugins. But that would be a shame since there are so many incredible free VST plugins out there that are 32-bit only.

Check out some of the free VST plugins on this site. Many of them are 64-bit but some of them – and also some of the really good ones – are 32-bit only. A bit bridge will allow you to make use of all these good freebies and since they are free a bit bridge is a very good investment! Line 6 Helix Native Guitar Amp and Effects Plug-in 1.9.1 (Aug/2020) 64-bit (VST, VST3, AAX) Windows 7, 8, 10 Instructions: Just Install Direct Download (26MB) August 1, 2020 14 SoundToys 5.0.1 Ultimate FX Solution (Win).

Don’t be discouraged: Fortunately you do not have to miss out on the many good free 32-bit only VST plugins. Bit bridging will enable you to run all those nice and high quality VSTs in your 64-bit DAW.

For Windows there are several options. I use ”jBridge” – a very affordable bit bridging plugin – and it works without any problems on my 64-bit PC with Cubase installed. For Mac there are also good bit bridging solutions and “32 Lives” from SoundRadix has a good reputation.

Check out some of the free VST plugins on this site. Many of them are 64-bit but some of them – and also some of the really good ones – are 32-bit only. A bit bridge will allow you to make use of all these good freebies and since they are free a bit bridge is a very good investment!

Link to free VST plugins: http://www.klangheim.com/free-vst

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Vst plugin marimbaphonic vst. SBI preset files included in Windows release.

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Free Vst Bridge

I'm on Windows, but the code builds on OSX (XCode) and Linux. Give back by building when new versions are released.

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Increase everyone's fun. Rip from your favourite DOS games or export from the plugin itself with one click. No excuses!

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There are a lot of combinations of operating system and software. Any and all help is greatly appreciated.

Credits, thanks and links

  • Ken Silverman, who wrote the original OPL emulation code back in 1998!
  • The DOSBox team, for their amazing work.
  • Jeff Russ, for his time and effort to get it building under OSX, and for building multiple releases.
  • Trylle, who kindly stopped by to fix some issues and add features.
  • Litaniast, who contributed a bunch of SBI presets (now included in release).
  • Jeremy Penner, who figured out the cause of a long standing bug.
  • Julian Storer, creator of the excellent Juce C++ framework which helps makes this possible.
  • The folks at shikadi.net, who maintain a great wiki on reverse engineering DOS games. Includes details of the SBI format, and useful utilities for extracting instruments and music.
  • OPLX, full of OPL programming documentation and a bunch of old-school DOS utilities.
  • Bobby Prince, composer of the original Doom soundtrack.
  • Bedroom Producer's Blog. We're in the top 50 free VST list.
  • Producer Spot. Top 10 free synth plugins for 2015.
  • Icon. Nice review (in Japanese) by this music/art/tech culture site.
  • Scott Lander. Top 10 free plugins for better bass, apparently.
  • Dune 2 soundtrack recreated in FL Studio by Mihai, who contributed the presets as SBI files.
  • A short demo of some classic FM sounds, showing how settings affect the sound.
  • Some nifty original dungeon music created for a game by Christina Antoinette Neofotistou.