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Hi Elven! Welcome back! Yes, I am not surprised. Introducing support for the 64 bit version was a major task. Especially support for VST plugins, as they might need to go through a bridge (64-to-32 or 32-to-64), so... But I will do my best to fix it for the next version. If you are ready to help me ...

If you feel like ready to test it, then here are the latest test versions:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/pf8w36twjdxil ... B.rar?dl=0
and
https://www.dropbox.com/s/r6mnqn259g37v ... B.rar?dl=0

A new and much improved version will be out soon!

The standard way of adding fading is to insert a set of volume controllers (Continuous Controller #7 or #11). Like this:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4ugwvkucslduj ... 7.PNG?dl=0
This image is from SynthFont2, but the same functionality is in SynthFont1.

We are working on it. I have not yet been able to reproduce the issue. I have Cubase 9.5 for testing, so my results may not be valid for you, though.

Slow "delivery" guaranteed due to summer vacation!
Kenneth

The official version of SynthFont2x64 has today been released. The full installation package is here:
http://www.synthfont.com/SynthFont2x64Setup.exe

Friend!
I just want to inform you all that new versions of VSTSynthFont has been published on the web site. Go there to see what's new.
http://www.synthfont.com/VSTSF_news.html

The thing is, there is this my VST bridge called "SFVST32TO64.exe" that is supposed to handle the 32 bit plugins for the 64 bit SynthFont2. It works for my even with the 32 bit Play, but, as I said, I do not have any sound libraries to load so the plugin will load but no sound generated. T...

If you have been using the 32 bit version of the plugin you could try switching over to the 64 bit version!

The log file wasn't helpfully as debug information is missing from the executable. Here is a new version for testing: https://www.dropbox.com/s/p4rvgqyt8e39wrs/SynthFont2x64.rar?dl=0 This file contains the VST bridge as well although you probably not need it for this test. Sending crash data doesn't...