We may be able to develop a custom wrapper in future but for now attempts to do that have failed and further research is low on the priority list.įor your information: The following features & plugins rely on 3rd party code that is not available in 64 Bit at this time - Buzz Adapter, Edison 'Clean Audio' function*, FL Slayer, Fruity Soundfont Player*, Synthmaker/Flowstone*, Wasp/Wasp XT. So what's the problem with 64 Bit? We no longer have access to the source code and so can't compile a 64 Bit version. (I think it's FL.exe and FL64. If you visit your FL installation folder, and launch the 32 bit version of FL, you should be able to use the soundfont player. Use FL Studio 32 Bit VST inside FL Studio 64 Bit as shown below. Fruity soundfont player does have a 64-bit version, and they couldn't get it working with the normal FL-bridge.This will work in FL Studio 32 and 64 Bit. Direct Wave will load most SoundFonts.You can render out track-length 'stems' (Audio Clips) and load these in FL Studio 64 Bit. Make sure to use FL Studio 32bit when you want SoundFont Player to work.SoundFont Player does not load in FL Studio 64bit, and gives the error message: Unfortunately it can't be bridged to work in FL Studio 64 Bit.

The Fruity SoundFont Player is currently only available in 32 Bit format. Problem: error 'the Fruity soundfont player plugin could not be found'įruity SoundFont Player is no longer for sale, only legacy purchases are still supported.

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