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Every other VST/AU developer has moved on to 64 bit - how to do it is no mystery - it is just not a priority for GSI given their current hardware focus. As for the 64bit version of 1.4 it has been available for more than 2 years for Windows and for those that prefer OSX the 32 Lives Cocoa Wrapper is available - although the wrapped VB3 is a CPU hog - it uses twice as much CPU when wrapped than it does in its native 32 bit form. And also other low volume new entrants now the HOAX is out as a module and as a 1 and 2 manual board. It will be interesting to see how it all plays out and whether they can carve out a sustainable market competing with the established hardware players with global service and support networks like Nord, HS etc. With the Mojo, Burn, DMC and a VST suite that includes EP's, AP's and Synths running on a card only - and not able to be accessed inside traditional hosts like MainStage they have a lot on their plate. But I agree that GSI with Crumar is now focused on being a ultra low volume hardware manufacturer and the 64 bit AU version is well down the list of priorities. There are many solutions to piracy either internally managed or via third party service such as eLicenser - it has not even stopped Lennar from finally getting with the program with a 64 bit AU for Sylenth now announced, and neither has it stopped hundreds of other software vendors from upgrading their software. This hoary old chestnut gets repeatedly rolled out - it was one of the favourites when Alchemy disappeared - prior to the Apple purchase announcement - that Camel had closed its doors because it's software was being pirated.

And if the idea is good, the integration excellent and the sound top notch, it's better for us. It's in Guido's best interest to sell hardware. Or perhaps it's because software is easily pirated and hardware requires a purchase.