Hermann Seib has updated VSTHost to version 1.50 and SAVIHost to version 1.38.
                
                Changes in both programs:
- Lots of bug fixes and internal changes.
Changes in VSTHost:
- VST3 handling much more robust now.
- VSTHost uses the VST SDK 3.1 for VST3 PlugIns now.
Changes in SAVIHost:
- SAVIHost now comes in 32-bit and 64-bit versions.
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