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Originally Posted by massivekerry

No matter what, it’s going to be kind of a public beta, even if it’s not. It’s highly unlikely that ALL 3rd-party developers will have AAX silicon native versions on the day that Avid launches. Which means that users will likely have a limited pool of plugins (if they rely on a lot of 3rd-party devs, like me) and the Silicon Native version of the PT app will probably be a “dipping the toe” experience for a lot of us at first, and undoubtably many of us will “dip” while we wait for all of our “must-haves” to port to do our real work. That’s fine. Rosetta seems to work well, at present.

Beta testing by its very definition is pre-release testing. Why would third party AAX developers be releasing AS native plugins when Avid doesn't even consider AS native protools ready for official release?