alright...well VST3 and the notion of Note Expression has been around a decade already...it didn't just suddenly come out. Only a few daws, like Cubase and maybe S1 actually support Note Expression from the DAW side...and I don't personally know any plugins or sample libraries making use of it.
All the wiz bang features of VST3, which Steinberg has been touting for all that time, including NoteExpression and other things..has been around as a concept available for developers to make use of...since years already...and truthfully...hardly anyone is. In fact most VST3 plugins in existence are simply cross compiled from the same source as their VST2 version with exactly the same feature set.
DP11 just added its own flavor of Note Expression that doesn't require VST3 at all by the way, handled entirely by the DAW which means it works right now today with any plugin, VST2 or VST3. Though it can't do the note-by-note expression as described in the above video. But Steinberg is about the only dev I know of taking advantage of that tech since 10 years that it has been available in VST3
All I'm trying to say is...VePro will get there when it gets there and there is no urgency right now. VePro is not missing anything by not having VST3 support, other then people being annoyed by it. Yes, they know they have to add it and I'm confident they are working on it, but I don't understand the urgency right now.
if you can come up with a few specific plugin use cases where music can not be made with a certain plugin using VePro, but it can with say, S1 or Cubase using that plugin's VST3 tech in some way... let's hear about it...that kind of demand might motivate VSL to put more resources on it...but VSL has a small dev team with limited time, and lots of things they are working on. That just is what it is. They already said numerous times they plan on doing it at some point..but there is no timeline announced for it...and I can tell you that in order to add VST3 alone, with or without support for say, Note Expression...is not a trivial matter. Adding support for Note Expression and some of the other VST3 features (which some hosts don't even support), will be even more work. Its not at all a trivial matter. VST3 is a much more complicated API then VST2. I have no hope whatsoever of seeing VST3 hosting in VePro7. Maybe v8. And I don't care either...especially for instrument plugins.