SawStudio and Izotope RX 6

[MMP]

Interesting findings Steve. All those dll files work fine with the wrapped 64bit versions. I wonder what is up with that?

Some of these plugins have a large memory footprint which I think makes them problematic sometimes in a 32 bit environment. I am hoping the 64 bit version of SAW will alleviate some of these issues.

[TotalSonic]

Interesting findings Steve. All those dll files work fine with the wrapped 64bit versions. I wonder what is up with that?

Some of these plugins have a large memory footprint which I think makes them problematic sometimes in a 32 bit environment. I am hoping the 64 bit version of SAW will alleviate some of these issues.

Michael - thanks for that info. Seems I need to get JBridge as I have a few plugins by Waves, Nugen and DDMF which I have some similar problems with as well. I tried out the JBridge demo but was a little bit confused by it - any advice regarding setting up plugins in SAW with it?

Best regards,
Steve BErson

[MMP]

I would be happy to help you set it up. Maybe a phone call would be fastest...then I can follow along on my machine as you are installing the plugins. I’ll PM my number.

[Tim Miskimon]

Hi Tim, I'm not sure what the issue is. I'm on Windows 10 64-bit, hence the C:\Program Files (x86) folder, which you won't have in a 32-bit version. What happens with RX - do the components appear in the FX list in SAW but won't load, or do they not appear at all?

Yeah they show up in the Fx list but when I try to open them I get the can not connect pins warning or some other warning.

[Tim Miskimon]

I've been using most of the RX6 plugins in SAWStudio on my Windows 7 Pro (64bit OS) rig with no problems - but I did have to disable a few of the plugins in order to get it to work.
Here's what I did:
* When setting up the install - choose to put the 32bit VST 2.4 plugins into the C:\SAWStudio\VST_PlugIns folder
* Authorize RX6 by opening up the RX6 Audio Editor, entering your serial # and choosing the authorization type (either activated to the computer or to an iLok)
* REMOVE or delete the following plugins out of your C:\SAWStudio\VST_PlugIns folder (as leaving any of them in there will CRASH SAW and make it unable to launch):
RX 6 Connect.dll
RX 6 Monitor.dll
RX 6 Spectral De-noise.dll
* SAW will now launch fine.
* When loading these plugins choose the ones that are listed as "RX 6***" - NOT the redundant ones that say "iZRX6 ***"

Best regards,
Steve Berson

Hi Steve,
I tried that the 2nd time I reinstalled RX6 - sending the vst 2 plugins to the C:\SAWStudio\VST_PlugIns folder but no luck getting them to run. It must be something with the 32 bit Windows 7 Pro version that won't allow it to work.