We already know who is higher on the food chain... people high on the food chain aren't the complainers. So every time you whine about Apple, you are demonstrating your lowly position.fmr wrote: Tue Sep 14, 2021 11:53 amI too think it's time Apple users start to be charged for this extra burden Apple imposes on developers. Maybe then they start to realize who is more important in the food chain.
New features and improvements:
Not a lot, although I do have an iPhone, and my wife has an iPad. I know they tend to hold there value better which partially offsets the initial higher cost. The only computer I have ever made a profit on was an Intel Mac Mini which I sold this time last year for a profit. Purchased new by me in June for £399 and I sold on ebay in October for £452.
FL can bridge AU, because they can take advantage of the existing Apple framework for that. They are working on VST bridging for a future release.antic604 wrote: Tue Sep 14, 2021 4:18 pmI suspect not, otherwise they'd be shouting about it from the rooftops.teilo wrote: Tue Sep 14, 2021 4:10 pmDoes 5.4 support VST and/or AU bridging via Rosetta2 when running on Arm?
FL Studio has only started working on bridging having released M1-native version few days ago, so apparently it's only Logic and Bitwig that can do that (not sure about Reaper).
Says the armchair CEO. The fact is we are all in a niche market. Apple is not the majority in the OS space but in terms of percentage of users who actually pay for software and are willing to keep paying Apple's platform ranks pretty high. You think Adobe keeps supporting Apple out of the kindness of their hearts? Would all these companies supporting Apple with considerable effort do so if there weren't any money in it? Meanwhile on the PC side almost not developer ever follows what MS wants them to do. Remember UWP, how did that work out for Microsoft. Developers complained and MS was forced to keep supporting the aging winapi/win32 even though they really want to move to a more modern framework that allows for easy porting to newer platforms if needed.fmr wrote: Tue Sep 14, 2021 1:16 pmReally? That's why Apple stopped all development for Windows of ALL the products they bought then, and keeps closing their platform.mgw38 wrote: Tue Sep 14, 2021 12:42 pm The idea that dropping a part of your user base will open up developers that you can then use to develop other stuff is silly.
They probably don't have a clue about their business. You should apply for the job of CEO
They are probably using Apple's built in bridger to do that.Serhii Kot wrote: Tue Sep 14, 2021 6:04 pm Is hosts only AU plugins, if non native. Just like Logic, or Reaper.
Apple are not very likely to share their technical accomplishments with the competition.dellboy wrote: Tue Sep 14, 2021 4:56 pmNot a lot, although I do have an iPhone, and my wife has an iPad. I know they tend to hold there value better which partially offsets the initial higher cost. The only computer I have ever made a profit on was an Intel Mac Mini which I sold this time last year for a profit. Purchased new by me in June for £399 and I sold on ebay in October for £452.
Same, although you should be prompted to update when you open Studio One. Or at least that's what happened for me.jamcat wrote: Tue Sep 14, 2021 7:15 pm Studio One 5.4 isn't available yet in my Studio One 5 Professional download section.
But it is in my Studio One 5 Demo section.
Last time when I upgraded Studio One Pro from v4 to v5, it took PreSonus 3 days to make my purchase available to me.
They need to get their shit together for paying customers.
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