Can't use 32-bit plugins

[Jobsecond]

I have some old VST plugins which only have 32-bit version. Audiogridder failed to load them.
I can use these plugins in 32-bit REAPER, so probably 32-bit Audiogridder server is required?

[apohl79]

Yes AG has no 32 bit support.

[SQ80R]

Is there any plan to support 32bit Win VSTs on the Win AG server?

[apohl79]

nope ;-)

[SQ80R]

Hey Andreas, thanks for getting back so quick and I totally understand.
I'm currently using VEP at the moment and If it wasn't for the one pesky (but great) 32bit plug I use, I'd move over to AG in a heartbeat.

Love what you're doing with AG. Best regards from Scotland.

[emack999]

@SQ80R Get jBridge and bridge that 32bit plugin into the 64 bit plugin folder. Then you can use it in AG.

[SQ80R]

Thanks @emack999 I'll give that a go.

[JonnyHurricane]

Okay that saves me from asking that question. I also read a comment saying that a 32bit plugin would require a lot of code changes. Is this true for a 32bit server?

[nsputnik]

With so many 32bit plugins out there AG could be THE only way to continue to use them with a modern DAW.
I have been wrestling with AG for 2 days trying to get it to work and I finally found this and it explains why. Please provide better docs for this project.

[nsputnik]

What does this feature on the homepage mean?
I'm pretty technical and even I thought this would mean it supports both 64 and 32-bit VSTs.

• 32/64 bit float processing

[apohl79]

It means that AG supports double precision (64bit) sample values (which only VST3 supports). You can enable this in hosts like Cubase.