What was the name of the 64bit emulator for 8?

[Timeline]

Sorry I can't seem to find it and thanx in advance.

[Gravity Jim]

Do you mean the 32-bit bridge? The one everybody likes is called J-Bridge.

[Timeline]

Do you mean the 32-bit bridge? The one everybody likes is called J-Bridge.

Yes please but which one for au 32 bit? Does this only work on VST?

[MIDI Life Crisis]

Plogue Bidule does 32 bit AUs. Jbridge is VST only.

[MIDI Life Crisis]

... and not EVERYBODY doesn't like jbridge. Like me.

[Timeline]

Thanks MLC

[MIDI Life Crisis]

Your welcome. Also, nobody doesn't like Sara Lee.

[Radiogal]

jBridge is working great in DP 64bit.

[MIDI Life Crisis]

But does it bridge AUs?

[Radiogal]

But does it bridge AUs?

No, but it doesn´t need to, as DP also has been gifted with the ability to accept VST besides MAS and AU.
Most Plugins are AU and VST (At least all those hundreds I have installed on my system).
So the thing is there is really no existing problem at all to install any Mac plugin of any brand.

[MIDI Life Crisis]

But if you have a 32 bit AU and are running DP in 64 bit and the plug doesn't have a 64 bit or VST version, jbridge is not going to allow you to use that AU plug in 64 bit. I believe that is the question... and Plogue Bidule is the answer.

It's not just because I don't like bridge. I bought it (and frankly, don't like it as much as PB) but the fact that jb doesn't bridge AUs.

Spin it any way you want, but that is what the o/p is looking for. A bridge for a 32 bit AU to get it working in 64 bit DP. PB is the only way to do that. Fact.