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ChemTec
Hey,

I have a question regarding 64 bit vs 32 bit. I am going downloading the beta of live 9 off the ableton site and i can get either the 32 or 64 bit version. I am currently running Ableton live 8 which is 32 bit, windows 7 64 bit and have 8gb of ram. What i am wondering is would it be worth getting the beta of 64bit and buying the jbridge to run my 32 bit plugins or would i just stick with the 32 bit version and keep all my plug ins at 32 bit??

Thanks
tehlord
Why don't you just keep both?
Looney4Clooney
lol
XDR
I'd say it's worth getting if you frequently run out of memory for Ableton or the plugins when working on projects. If that doesn't happen, I wouldn't bother.
Anakratis
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Originally posted by ChemTec
Hey,

I have a question regarding 64 bit vs 32 bit. I am going downloading the beta of live 9 off the ableton site and i can get either the 32 or 64 bit version. I am currently running Ableton live 8 which is 32 bit, windows 7 64 bit and have 8gb of ram. What i am wondering is would it be worth getting the beta of 64bit and buying the jbridge to run my 32 bit plugins or would i just stick with the 32 bit version and keep all my plug ins at 32 bit??

Thanks


What kind of plugins are you running that don't have 64-bit support?
kaboom75
On Windows 7 or 8 32bit and 64bit

If Ableton Live 32bit uses 3.2GB it crashes every time.

The only way to fix this is to Install Live 8 64bit beta or Live 9 64bit beta. use Jbridge to use 32bit plugs in Live 64bit.

Live 8 and 9 64bit can address atleast 16GB of RAM but it will only use as much as the plugins and samples take up.

max For Live 6 went 64bit yesterday its now in live 9 64bit beta.
elyhess
i cant wait for ableton 9! holy , i need to acquire the funds ha
leokatero
I am going downloading the beta of live 9 off the ableton site and i can get either the 32 or 64 bit version.
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