Originally Posted by aptfx
Originally Posted by Nicholas -PG Music
Hello delliott,

Just as Mike here stated, the use of Rosetta allows new Band-in-a-Box versions to run with as many MacOS versions as possible. Our latest updates are able to run on MacOS 10.11 and if we had gone for full silicon support, we would be leaving users with older Macs behind with no ability to utilize new content and features.

The use of Band-in-a-Box with Rosetta is still stable and very fast.

Sorry, but this is NOT true. You could have released BIAB fully apple silicon native for years by using universal binaries... regardless of Rosetta 2 or not. Since this didn't happen till 2025 does look to me that you still have porting issues here either on your code or on some third party dependency.

I did not update to BIAB 2025 because of that.


I second this. I wish PG would stop spinning and just acknowledge they simply didn't/dont have the resources or time to properly address the Apple native thing.


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