Should I switch to FL 64bit?

[Isomatic]

So I recently got a 64bit laptop and I have been debating this in my mind since FL 64 beta was released. My biggest reason for not switching to 64bit is the fact that 64bit is mainly useful if you use mainly 64bit plugins. I don't. Do I mind using them? No. If I lived in a perfect world all of my plugins would be 64bit. My main thing is that I love using free plugins that I find throughout the internets, and also some plugins I like to use are 32bit only. I understand there is a bridge that works, however I kinda don't want to keep having plugins waste time or encounter errors bridging (although I have an i7 processor again so it shouldn't be an issue). One very important note is that I mainly like using native FL plugins, and I know they are 64bit now so that's a big encouragement. It's just that I have a good number of freeware 32bit effects too. My solution to this is to scour for as many 64bit replacements of the 32bit plugins I have, and just use the bridge.

So for those using FL64bit with some 32bit plugins, how has it been working for you? Was it worth the jump? I understand there could be bugs or issues with FL64 but I'm not concerned about those (unless your FL crashes every 20 minutes or something like that lol).

Thanks!

[Mad Electronic Tunes]

I tried using FL 64 with 32 bit plugins, but th...

[Isomatic]

Mad Electronic Tunes wrote:I tried using FL 64 ...

[silikonanswer]

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[Perfect Human]

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[sql_error_uname]

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[HeathW]

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