We keep the 32-bit-only plugins as well, for backwards compatibility. We'll be adding five 64-bit versions of Toneboosters plugins* in the next release version of Mixcraft. When we add new plugins to Mixcraft, we generally do add 64-bit versions of those plugins. If somebody is running into performance issues with 64-bit Mixcraft, they could switch to 32-bit Mixcraft and still create audio of the highest quality. I understand that the industry is moving towards 64-bit plugins, and that 32-bit plugins are 'old technology,' and yet. The audio quality is the same: 32-bit floating point audio mixing in both 32- and 64-bit Mixcraft. Do they even sell 32-bit computers anymore? The issue at hand is whether to run 64-bit Mixcraft or 32-bit Mixcraft on 64-bit Windows, right?ġ) Access more than the first 4 GB of RAM. Torton5 wrote:I mean if you run a 32 bit system you cannot have other DAW's on it because most of them can only now be run on 64 bit computers.Īre we talking about two different things here? Nobody is recommending getting a computer with 32-bit Windows.
