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bakiki_ · Jam Meister Joined: 01 Dec 2008 Posts: 96

Hi Ralph

I can't seem to record Jamstix 3 midi out onto a separate midi track for editing in Cubase 6. It was simple in previous versions of Cubase (I just routed the JS out to a midi track input) but it doesn't recognise any signal using this method in Cubase 6.

Could you advise please.

Sorry for all the questions. Thanks

Hackej_ · Junior Jammer Joined: 11 Mar 2011 Posts: 14

Hi!

Are you running C6 64 bit?

I have the same or similar problem!!
I run Cubase 4, Cubase 6 32 bit and Cubase 6 64 bit!

I get Jamstix 3 midi output as midi input to work without any
problem except for Cubase 6 64 bit!!

In C6 64 I can't get it to work - not even for the same
project that works in C6 32 bit just minutes before if I
swap between the versions.

BR
/Hackej

Ralph [RZ] · Site Admin Joined: 02 Jan 2008 Posts: 13332

I'm afraid this is an issue of the C6 64-bit wrapper not reading the JS MIDI data properly.
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Hackej_ · Junior Jammer Joined: 11 Mar 2011 Posts: 14

Hi!

Thanks for the reply Ralph!

BR
/Hackej

acabreira · Grand Master Jam Joined: 26 Aug 2005 Posts: 223

Hi, bakiki_

I suggest you go for JBridge. I'm running JS 3 in C6 x64 without any problems now, except for an option I had to activate in bridge settings. Also, the performance is much, much better than VSTBridge.

Best regards

bakiki_ · Jam Meister Joined: 01 Dec 2008 Posts: 96

I will try the JBridge. Thank you acabreira for your suggestion...

N!ge_ · Junior Jammer Joined: 03 Jun 2011 Posts: 13

I've no wish to be a flamer so please pardon this comment, it is intended to add relevant commentary.

I've been suffering ASIO performance issues with C6 64 and got myself jBridge - and fabulous it is too, saved me a big headache.

I've found that apart from some other branded plugins, JS3 is one of the thirstiest single plugins I have. I wouldn't stop using it tho, FTR, not in a million years.

In looking to improve the overall CPU overhead in my tracks, some of which are running at 75% on a 4GHz i7 Sandy Bridge, 16GB, I ran JS3 through jBridge and also natively (i.e. VST Bridge, presumably). In both cases, JS3 added 15% onto the ASIO performance meter, there is no difference at all between the two. (FTR I renamed the VSTBridge.exe so Cubase couldn't find it).

I am interested to learn what others are finding regarding performance, particularly on C6 and if there are any tips for bringing down the overhead without sacrificing JS3 functionality?

All the best.