Next time, try saying something fact-based like "has fewer features" or "doesn't work as well with longer clips" or "doesn't need rendering to get a good preview" or whatever you feel the limitations are...anything that would help others in understanding your point of view, and from which they might
learn something. The only thing anyone has learned from your posts is that you have an opinion for which you give no justification. There's nothing wrong with having opinions, but then complaining that others are
also giving their opinions seems disingenuous. If you had presented facts, the discussion could have been fact-based.
In any event asking questions about what's under development is pretty much pointless. When Cakewalk is ready to tell what they're working on, it will be listed in the Rolling Updates page. Your post would have had a much better reception if you had said you hoped Cakewalk was working on ARA integration for VocaALign, because [whatever your reason is for thinking VocALign is wonderful]. Then there could have been a useful
dialog about ARA, the strengths and weaknesses of various approaches to vocal syncing, etc. That way people could decide "Doesn't sound like VocALign doesn't do anything I can't already do with VocalSync" or "Wow, I could sure use [that particular feature he mentioned], I'll have to check it out." You would have contributed something valid, based on your (presumed) expertise.
You can't complain about others being "fanboys" when you're being a "fanboy" of VocALign. It's not their fault that VocalSync works for them. Opinions are most valid when the facts that form those particular opinions are part of a discussion.