FabFilter Total Bundle 2023.06 instaling

The recent announcement by AVID regarding their decision to transition away from Intel-based Macs in favor of Silicon Native technology has left many music producers and audio engineers feeling uncertain about their future with the company's products. As someone who has been loyal to AVID and their Command/ICON control surface, I must say that I am particularly disappointed by this development.

For those who are not aware, AVID has announced that they will no longer be supporting Intel-based Macs, which means that users of these devices will no longer receive updates or have access to new features. This is a significant blow to many producers and engineers who have invested heavily in their current setup and may not be able to afford the costs associated with switching to a Silicon Native machine.

What makes this situation even more challenging is that WINDOWS computers will still be able to use AVID's Control surface and receive updates, which means that those who are using these devices will continue to have access to new features and functionality. This has led many to wonder whether they should consider switching to WINDOWS, especially given the significant investment required to switch to a Silicon Native machine.

Personally, I have been a MAC user for many years and have always found it to be a reliable and intuitive platform for music production. While I understand the reasons behind AVID's decision to transition away from Intel-based Macs, I am not convinced that I want to make the switch to WINDOWS. The thought of having to invest heavily in new equipment and software is daunting, especially given my current budget constraints.

I must admit that I am a bit disappointed by the fact that ICON Control surfaces will no longer be able to connect to an Silicon-Native version of ProTools Ultimate. This means that users who have invested in these devices will have to find alternative solutions or consider upgrading to new equipment that is compatible with the new technology.

In conclusion, AVID's decision to transition away from Intel-based Macs has left many producers and engineers feeling uncertain about their future with the company's products. While I understand the reasons behind this decision, I am not convinced that I want to make the switch to WINDOWS or invest heavily in new equipment. I can only assume that AVID will continue to develop their products for Silicon Native technology, but it remains to be seen when they will completely abandon support for Mac-Intel devices.

FabFilter Total Bundle 2023.06 installing

FabFilter Total Bundle 2023.06 instaling