Thing is, once development STOPS, that's the end of the line for a software arranger. There are VSTi's being developed now that won't run on WindowsXP, and some of them don't even run on Vista. Once you lose that OS compatibility, it's game over...

Unless brand new Wersi's are made, where's the profit in developing (at quite considerable expense) whole new OS's for products already sold? Only new product sales would bring in the kind of money that would underwrite that task, IMO.

[This message has been edited by Diki (edited 04-10-2010).]