I’ve been trying to get my 32bit sylenth1 to run with my 64bit ableton live 9 on OSX 10.8 via Jbridge with zero progress.br
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I followed all the instructions as best I could and have still not come up with a solution. This is the first VST I am installing and I am wondering if it is an issue on the way I have ableton set up- My plugins folder is completely empty.br
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Under Ableton preferencesfiles, folders I have turned on both the “use VST system folder” and “Use VST custom folder” (and specified the user/“my name”/library/audio/plugins/vst/pluginsbridgedfor64bitvsthosts as the custom folder.)br
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Am I missing anything?br
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Thanks,br
Keeganbr
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^I have tried restarting the comp, restarting Ableton, reinstalling Jbridge, reinstalling sylenth1, reinstalling sylenth1demo, drag and drop the bridged sylenth1 file into ableton.:crazy: br
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Have you tried 32bit ableton. Plugins working ok in it?
Hey Phil,br
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Yes I have just converted to 32bit Ableton and everything is working ok. I was just hoping to take full advantage of running 64bit, but I guess its not that big of a deal. Thanks for the quick response!
don’t know if this is the same issue for you but for me JBridge would not install with permissions set correctly. I had to open the ap in finder, ‘get info’ and then set the permissions correctly to read/write. only then was i able to get the bridged plugs in the 64-bit folder.
Could also try updating your OS and JbridgeM I literally bought Jbridge yesterday for this same reason br
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I’m on 10.8.3 and didn’t follow any fancy tutorials concerning making specific Jbridge folders, I literally installed Live, ran the Jbridge app and it did all the work 
So far I have still not had any luck after also emailing Jbridge and them giving a few ideas as well. Seems like I must just have 1 setting wrong that just isn’t letting me do it!br
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I have decided to downgrade to live 9 32bit for the time being. I suppose its not that big of a deal unless I start running into memory problems. Thanks for the the help!
Surprisingly Ableton only recommend using Ableton 64bit if you are having issues with memory crashes using 32 bit. br
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If you are having no issues running 32bit i would stick with it