Hello. Can somebody take the responsibility and give me a straight and a honest answer about when 64 bit drivers are coming out?
How pioneer can be so unreliable with their customers?
I've been buying pioneer products for so many years.
Should I sell my djm and buy allen heath db4? they support 64 bit drivers.
How can't you support your own products? Your customers? It's been so long time that we are waiting. Give us a straight answer.
Thanks.
The straight answer is that we don't know. We have not been given a date. We have only been told that they are being worked on. I'm sorry I don't have a more definitive answer for you.
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So then maybe God will have an answer...
Thank you for your time sir. You were very enlightening.
Hope to see 64 bit drivers anytime soon ! Worked on is better than nothing i suggest. Thx for info.
they never tell you this when you buy the mixer , i have a ha nightmare recording and using other programes !!! rubbish !!!not happy at all
There is a similar thread on this matter which was originally posted in Dec 2014 (64 bit drivers DJM mixers). It was closed two months ago without resolve.
Pioneer are the industry standard - no doubt about that. But their entire range can make no use of more than 4GB of RAM because every single driver is only 32bit!!
I have just bought a DDJ RZ to replace my CDJ/DJM setup. I have latency problems even though I am running an overclocked i5 and 24GB of RAM.
Not good enough.
@Mark / @Pulse
Any progress with this yet?
I hate to sound like a scratched record (ha ha), but the 64 bit driver issue becomes even more prominent when using a controller...
The RZ is a powerful piece of kit and, as mentioned above, my system is more than adequate but the whole setup is heavily restricted by the 32bit drivers.
It also causes big - and unnecessary - headaches when trying to use the RZ as a soundcard within a DAW.
EVERYTHING else is 64 bit... This really needs to be a priority.
I can't say anything specific, but I'll tell you this and you can figure it out for yourself...
There is now a 64bit version of rekordbox available.