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Originally Posted by Tweakhead

More like the latter, judging by the current stock price.

Also . . . HDX DSP plug-in development never really took off. Avid made it too difficult for 3rd-party developers to create a DSP version of their plug-in. The coding had to be started again from scratch with no porting/conversion options for the developer.

https://www.pro-tools-expert.com/hom...sp-development

So nobody really wants to spend money on a card that is basically operating as a way to address your HD audio interface, and waste all that money on what are essentially useless DSP chips.

Oh well, I thought something was going to happen since tomorrow is the deadline for the 20% sale. Avid doesn't look good at the present time and I wish they would just sell to Apple.
Yep, I had the feeling Avid would never support DSP but use as a good selling/marketing point for buyers.