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yeah, i also tend to delete tracks directly with 'delete' and yeah, it would be great when plugins are not inserted on top of the other plugins in the modular view... some of these tweaks would be great and would definitely improve the overall experience of using XT2.6! anyway, I'm really glad that there's the 2.6 final out now I really love the overall workflow and speed of XT!

Native ReWire support. The whole ReWire as a VST approach just seems like a convoluted workaround rather than a well thought out feature.

64 bit Version!! Standalone and VSTi.

More work on 2.7 any which way you can!

MSB,LSB midi control

I don't want anything from XT2, except to see it buried and forgotten. On the other hand, wouldn't mind to see a XT3 based on the XT1 workflow, with proper multicore, 64 bits, mixer view, no more funny bugs, etc. That would do for me.

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I want to see a palpable statement of intent. That's all.

Belief is my single most important feature requirement. I can go a long way with that.

MIDI controller map enhancement and Mackie Control support

Transporter:
adding assignements for Loop, Next beat and Prior beat

toggle mode for Mute and Solo:
implemented Mute or Solo function needs a midi controller with button toggle functionality.
for low cost midi controllers with only CC on/off buttons functionality it's not possible to use Mute and Solo, because button press turn on Mute or Solo but button release turn it off. So it would be nice to implement a toggle functionality for first button press/release to turn Mute or Solo on and the next button press/release turn it off.

most low cost MIDI controllers supports also Mackie Control.

To be honest I wonder if this thread has any value anymore. XT seems to be moribund, if not dead.

Going to focus my efforts elsewhere now.

just popped in to say-
I am using XT2.
I like it,
but we are going to need 64 bit IMO
That's about it for the request.
If I end up using it a lot,
I'll see what else I want

That. I still use EXT 1.41 But only for "sketching" and sometimes jamming. It really shines with live performances, at least for me. But Reaper is my main DAW. It used to be somewhat the other way around years ago when Reaper was at v0.9 and EnergyXT at v1.36. Well, times change... I was never able to use EXT 2 properly. Especially without multicore support. Lacking multicore processing hurts it badly in a very bad way.

Support for control surfaces like Faderport, Alphatrack, Mackie HUI... wouldn't be bad, either.