I see your point - but I've got legacy VSTis that are 32 bit, and I'm running through a bridge so I can keep them going because I have always tried to keep my old projects still loadable. Its means that every couple of years I load and resave every cubase project. It means that I can still load in a project created in the late 90s. Usually a few things won't load as they've been updated, but I do have some very old early MIDI Yamaha soft synths from that era that are still working - and if I load up an old project, because back then I was lazy - all I might have is a stupid label saying track 14, and if a sound doesn't play, I don't know what it is - if it's a GM sound then I can find a replacement, but if it's an old synth I'm stuck. Only this week I've been working on a big project original created in 1997. Not much of the original will be left, but one sound I cannot replicate, so I'm using the original. It's just odd that if we buy an analogue synth in the 80s and 90s we still use it today if we didn't replace it, but if we buy a VSTi, then we lose it at some point in the future. I've got plenty I'd happily lose that never really cut it, but a few - like early Garritan and some produced by those here today gone tomorrow companies I'd hate to lose. I'll have to have a look and see what I'll have to do without to see if I maybe try to do something to extend a few?