I think that's probably more the thinking behind this.A major update could be FL Studio 2024, FL Studio 2027, etc. It doesn't mean there has to be a FL Studio 2025 or FL Studio 2026.Yeah sure whatever. Like you said it's not like their versioning scheme really matters. It does seem like it makes it a little unclear when a major update happens but
I guess, if you do them by year/month, it is easier for users to know how old their version is and when the last version was released?
That, along with perhaps also some marketing execs, wanting to clearer communicate the fact that this DAW is regularly updated.
i.e. they may believe version "21" sounded like it hasn't had much improvement in three years, to anyone mistaking that number for the year "2021"
(perhaps when marketing to potential new customers, from the same crowd as those who also regularly buy video games like FIFA 22, FIFA 23, etc., each year?)
Probably not most of the users on KVR forum. But those you'd find on other social media, that attract a younger demographic.
Statistics: Posted by MrJubbly — Sat Mar 30, 2024 9:30 pm