But when I render the file, it plays back sounding a bit distorted, and like it’s playing under water! I have not tried the Bridgewize plugin you mentioned. It loads up fine goes through the process of letting Free Filter learning the EQ.
The plugins did show up and would load in Elements 9.5, but when I got ready to render the file, Wavelab would crash! So that’s when I went to the VB plugin. Wavelab has, over the years, developed a pretty substantial feature set.
#Wavelab elements 8 vs 9 full version
I think when I first tried to do this, I used the jbridge on the Free Filter dll file alone. Wavelab 9 is now with us and, in line with the recent rebranding of Steinberg’s Cubase DAW package, the full version of v9 bears a ‘Pro’ label, while there is also a more streamlined version called Wavelab Elements 9. Yes I have bridged the ME in VB_ffx4 ever since 9.5 ver was released. Yes, the only one that distorts when I render a file. On the 64 bit version of Wavelab Elements 9.5, the Mastering Edition through the VB_ffx4 is the only 32 bit plugins that are used on the that version of Wavelab all others are 64 bit. Because like I stated, within Cubase 9.5 64 bit and Cubase 10 the files process un-distorted. Something happened from Elements 9 to Elements 9.5 internally. Is this because everything is in the 64 bit format in Elements 9.5? Maybe a work around perhaps? I also use the Mastering Edition plugins through VB_ffx4 in Cubase 9.5 and Cubase 10 no problem with distortion with 64 bit there. This VB plugin loads fine in Elements 9 32 bit, and processes the files great! But, in Elements 9.5 64 bit, the files process, but they sound distorted. But Free Filter takes out the guess work and I can morph the intensity of the eq. I also use a Sample Magic plugin for reference. Yes, I know, it’s a dinosaur, but I really like to use it to match files automatically. Through this I access Steinberg’s-Spectral Design Mastering Edition that has “Free Filter”. I use it for a plugin from VB-plugins called VB_ffx4.
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