I now sometimes do remote sessions live from my studio. I want to be able to use SawStudio in these, but am having difficulty.
I have started getting into live real time collaboration with a friend who lives about an hour away from me. We have started using SessionWire, which combines one on one "meeting" capability and the ability to share full stereo HD audio live. It also allows very easy drag and drop file transmission. Its preferred way to send audio from a DAW is a VST3 send plugin, but one can also send audio from a stereo pair of sound interface inputs. My friend uses Cakewalk by Bandlab, and using Sessionwire on my main computer and AnyDesk on my laptop, I can actually engineer sessions in real time running his rig from my studio.
Thing is, at some point I like to transfer work into SawStudio, which remains my preferred platform. I need to integrate the use of SawStudio into live remote session work, and I have reason to do this from both 32 bit and 64 bit Saw. Many of my projects in the 32 bit version need to stay there because they rely on things that I can't integrate into SS64.
So here is where I am hitting a wall. As we all know, SS doesn't do VST3. I have a utility that sometimes works for bridging plugins for SS use, but on some of them the result causes SS to freeze and have to be force terminated from Windows Task Manager. Is there any utility known to successfully bridge or convert VST3 into both 64 and 32 bit? Alternatively, is there any chance at all of VST3 capability being included in SS (preferably in both 32 and 64 bit)?
There is another possible workaround, but I'm putting that in another thread.
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