Blue Cat Audio and Sound Radix partnered to offer a bundle that will help you use your 32-bit plug-ins in your 64-bit DAW.
The Blue Cat’s PatchWork plug-in host and Sound Radix’ 32 Lives plug-in wrapper allow you to use your 32 and 64-bit VST and AU plug-ins and process your tracks within a single plug-in in Pro Tools 11, Logic X, Cubase or any 64-bit DAW.
The bundle will also allow you to save full virtual channel strips with your effects and instruments.
Available features:
- Up to 64 third-party plug-ins or virtual instruments in a rack, with series or parallel setup
- Up to 8 “pre” or “post” slots to chain your plug-ins in series or parallel
- Up to 8 parallel plug-in chains, with phase shift, solo and gain controls
- Up to 8 parallel virtual instruments with mixing
- Global dry/wet mix control
- Plug-in setting mapping for automation and use with a control surface
- Plug-in MIDI routing
- Pre and Post-gain with chaining for automatic compensation of the gain
- Cut, copy and paste plug-ins with their settings between slots
- One-click recall of complex setting and share between DAWs
- Input and output level monitoring
- Plug-in latency compensation
- VST Shell support
- Undo/Redo
- Customizable user interface
The PatchWork + 32 Lives bundle is available for 99€ excl. taxes, it would cost you 136€ if you bought both plug-ins separately. You can purchase it at www.bluecataudio.com and www.soundradix.com.
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