To me it makes no sense that you have to have an effects chain to include a VST it the Pro Channel. I would love it to work like this.

+1... That is better

IIRC each vendor has to implement something in order to be PC aware.
 

Should be so easy to implement too, as it's a FX chain that's been stripped down of all it's functions, and an option to expand the VST from the PC module.
 
Low hanging fruit really.

It would probably stop anymore prochannel modules from being developed (not that that changes much)

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I think for VST that have a small screen footprint, suit the PC format, and are much easier to work with (especially if you have one screen) as VST have a lot of wasted space on them. I really like how the QuadCurve flies out to give the best both worlds. A VU meter would fit nicely, and a flyout to access details to set them up.
 
I have all but the gete and the soft tube modules. The ProChannel list fills two screen heights of a HD screen. A Lot to scroll through. If they develop anymore, the should really address this.

 
As the menu already has a sub menu (Style Dials), then it's already set up for sub menus. It would be great to veiw these by Manufacturer, or by type. The prochannels already have a type category assigned to them in the background. It's clearer on my theme, as I changed the colours of each type.
 
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To me it makes no sense that you have to have an effects chain to include a VST it the Pro Channel. I would love it to work like this.

I like the look of this! I've always thought each VST should have it's own bar/container- maybe a different color to denote "VST". For me, the flyout is not important, but being able to drag drop VST in prochannel column for easy re-ordering would be very useful

Instead of flyiing out, it could just open it for view (which would mean you can pin it), but having that access on the little strip would in the PC would tie it in nicely.

Noise reduction.