I got an iMac Pro. I have similar feelings, but for all that it's certainly doing the heavy lifting I need right NOW. Feels like wanting to be both on the cutt

I got an iMac Pro. I have similar feelings, but for all that it's certainly doing the heavy lifting I need right NOW. Feels like wanting to be both on the cutting edge of performance, and running/developing for a Mac, is damn pricey. However, I'd rather have it this way, than sit with my current machine being the best you could get. In some ways I am gratified that Apple is busy making last year's news feel really inadequate. You can be damn sure I'm devoting a lot of effort to promptly supporting the new architecture. I've already got literally hundreds of M1 builds for my Audio Unit plugins out. I chose to produce native versions of EVERY product, no matter how old it was: rather than make a new product and only release that for M1, I treated it as the same as the 32/64 bit transition, and re-did every product in the whole library. If we're going to get absurdly capable Mac computers, I mean to be categorically included in that equation. For now, I'll enjoy my very costly iMac Pro that's still very capable… AND the M1 Macbook Pro at a fifth of the price that outperforms the iMac Pro at a few things already.