Workload Distribution Across CPU Cores
GrandBridge distributes the work of multiple plug-ins across available CPU cores.
A VST3 bridge for audio plug-ins
GrandBridge loads in your DAW as a standard VST3 plug-in. Open any FX or instrument inside it, and the intelligent scheduler distributes its workload across CPU cores. As a result, any plug-in — old or new — becomes part of a true multicore system. GrandBridge bypasses a major bottleneck shared by all DAWs: uneven core utilization, where one core is already overloaded while others remain idle.
Available CPU cores
FX and instruments
The DAW passes selected plug-in processing to GrandBridge. GrandBridge distributes that work across available CPU cores while latency, automation and project recall continue to behave as expected.
Schematic illustration, not measured data.
GrandBridge distributes the work of multiple plug-ins across available CPU cores.
Create a dedicated VST3 Shell for any hosted plug-in.
Map hardware MIDI CC controls to GrandBridge Auto slots or Macros.
Expose hosted parameters to the DAW and group several controls behind one Macro.
Scale plug-in interfaces that were never designed for modern displays.
Each hosted plug-in runs separately from the DAW and the other plug-ins.
Captures from the GrandBridge window.
Shells
Automation
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FX and instruments, modern and legacy formats, direct GrandBridge hosting or dedicated VST3 Shells.
The largest CPU gains appear when a project contains several heavy, independently processable plug-in instances.
Use the same DAW, the same plug-ins and the same project.
Windows macOS — planned