Well known slang from decades ago which nobody uses anymore. It’s not going to be a problem.

yea, their problem is, that there is no competition.
the clap format is free for all AND it is by far the better solution.

the only thing left is acting like a drug dealer whos clients run away for the free and better drug

Basically, the organ was a kind of synthesizer that imitated the sounds of other instruments by combining different tones generated by pipes.

Theremin was first shown to the public at the Moscow Industrial Fair in 1920.

First polyphonic synthesizer Warbo Formant Orgel was made in 1937 by Harald Bode, later known for Bode Frequency Shifter that was a module on Moog Modular.

And full history of Electronic Music can be found here

https://120years.net/wordpress/

Lol.. 50’s and 60’s synth sound.. Bob Moogs Thermin was around in the early 60’s, the first commercial synth didn’t become available until 1964. I don’t go back back as far as the 60’s, but the sound seemed to me to be a lot of Organ, im thinking of The Doors, procol harum, type of thing, but if anyone knows better, I’m happy to be corrected. I’m definitely with you on the Full Bucket though, I’d never heard of Clap until Björn’s Full Bucket updates. Imo, the guy doesn’t get anywhere near enough credit, much like Tom and the team at BPB, he never seems to stop working, consistently updating and creating new software and all of it free. Just incredible, the guy deserves a developer highlight post all to himself, him and the legendary Chris from Air Windows. Rant over! Big respect to all the devs offering software for free and paid (at bedroom producer rates). Peace!
Oh yeah Clap! Interesting, call me cynical but my worry is its another excuse for the larger companies to re-sell updates to plugins we already own. Just sayin’

Not anymore, thanks for the link :-)

Maybe not from Steinberg themselves, tho they might have to at some point. But you will have third party wrappers (converters), and in most cases, at least in the commercial world, VST2 or 3 will stay for a long while. And then VST4, probably.
In the case of u-he, I read that their goal was to use CLAP as their main target, because it’s their baby, it’s tailored to their needs, and then wrap to VSTx and AU. Time will tell if others are finding this way the best approach.

Lot of updates there. Almost all plugins have VST3 version. And CLAP versions have been appearing lately.

One correction ModulAir still doesn’t have Clap version, as a matter of fact it is now in BETA version, obviously adapting to new formats is not so easy.

Worth mentioning is the new version of The scrooo a Spectral Formant Synthesizer with new user interface that makes easier making that 50’s and 60’s synth sound.