Steinberg Licensing support is likely to be added in the upcoming WaveLab 11.1 update. I suspect that the first transition of existing licences to Steinberg Licensing without a paid update will be WaveLab, as that will not have the complexity of migrating content packs to Steinberg Licensing. If Absolute is to switch to Steinberg Licensing, The Grand and Backbone will also need to switch to Steinberg Licensing. Steinberg Licensing versions of Retrologue and Padshop were released with Cubase 12. If there is a new HALion, there will presumably be a new Absolute, which means a Steinberg Licensing version of Groove Agent will be needed. Putting Groove Agent 5 on the list to switch to Steinberg Licensing suggests there is no intention to release a Groove Agent paid update in the near future. From all that Steinberg has said over the past few months, it seems that there is a paid update to HALion/HALion Sonic on the way. Today’s release is likely a stepping stone on a journey. Steinberg has committed to switching Groove Agent 5 and WaveLab 11 to Steinberg Licensing, though without a date for the transition. The technology exists to switch Groove Agent eLicenser licences to Steinberg Licensing, but the actual switch has yet to be made available.
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