[Justin1524]

How about...

• Support for VST, VST3 and AU plugins like Studio One has
• Import/Export to more audio formats such as FLAC and ACC like Studio one has
• Two separate buffers for input and output like Studio One has
• Ability to set input buffer down as low as 16 samples like Studio One has
• Melodyne ARA integration
• Ability to use VST/VST3/AU plugins like Studio One has
• Scale timeline by click holding and moving up/down like Studio One has
• Packing tracks into folders like Studio One has
• Built-In Project/CD Burning like Studio One has
• Complex routing to VIs and plugins like Studio One has
• Better, clearer, fatter metering of inputs and outputs like Studio One has
• Install on up to 5 computers Mac/PC with same license, no subscription fee like Studio One has.
• Bug fixes free, pay for major upgrades like Studio One has
• Great communication with customers, like Presonus has
• Chordtrack/detection like Studio One has
• Scratchpad like Studio One has
• Many, many more innovative features like what Studio One has.
• Super stable and fast launching. Studio One wins!
• Integration with Waves Soundgrid and/or SG versions of all Avid plugins
• While we're at it, VST3/AU versions of all Avid plugins and VIs so we can use them in other DAWs.

Seeing how none of these is likely to happen why do I continue my Ultimate subscription? LOL @ voice packs. Packed with features NOT.