Solved Black screen about 32 bit vst converted with jbridge

[Jordankelly413]

Hi everyone, I hope you are well. I have been using Studio One 7 Pro for a while and I really like this music software and according to my research, it does not support 32-bit VSTs. So I have to convert my 32-bit plugins with JBridge. But the problem is that Studio One 7 recognizes the 32-bit VSTs that I converted and can open them, but it displays them in all black so I cannot navigate on the converted VSTs. If anyone has a solution to this, I am interested. Thank you for your answers !!!!!

I'm on windows 11, I use studio one 7 pro, my audio interface is antelope zenquadro

 

[AAV]

Haven't used JBridge in many ages, but I wonder if it's related to this: (Block low integrity images/block remote images).
(Honestly (IMO) exorcising all 32 bit plugins from your system (and your life) is the best recommendation I can make. FWIW)
https://jstuff.wordpress.com/jbridge/jbridge-troubleshooting/using-jbridge-in-windows-11/
(Also be sure you're on the newest version of JBridge - there's also a beta (?))
And you don't mention your version of S1 7 - are you on the latest version (7.2.2)?

 

[Craig Anderton]

I'm with AAV on this one. The sooner you can wean your system off 32-bit plugins, the better for multiple reasons that affect stability. Just out of curiosity, which 32-bit plugins do you find essential to your work?

 

[Vocalpoint]

I would venture a guess and say this black screen is most likely due to the "conversion" resulting in a file that is not compliant with S1's most current VST SDK specification (per Steinberg). No such thing as a creating a "compliant" 64bit plugin out of thin air.

Studio One and JBridge would never be tested together by Presonus so it should come as no surprise what you are seeing. This also does not mean its a Studio One problem either.

As others have noted - the only meaningful solution is to get rid of your 32bit stuff and carry on with known good 64bit plugins.

VP