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Wouldn't Rosetta take care of that?
I doubt Rosetta lets you mix native and emulated plug-ins in the same process. That is a generally unsolvable problem, especially if the ABIs aren't almost identical save for the instruction stream. And you wouldn't want to be using Rosetta on high performance DSP code anyway.
DAWs might provide compatibility shims, but that takes extra effort and I bet it'll be a niche filled by others, much like how I can run Windows VSTs on Linux with LinVST (but poorly), and there is a performance cost.
LMMS does it with wine. Although it's bad enough Apple dropping 32bit support and Ubuntu THINKING about dropping 32bit.
Windows for AArch64 ships some of the common libraries that are compiled for Arm, but callable from emulated x86 processes, however AFAIK, it's impossible to do that for your own code.
Emulators can make do without modifying the system. Apple is better positioned. Apple controls system libraries. They can provide interposers. There will be quirks of course, but the vast majority of binaries should work. ABI breakage happens without the need of changing arch.
I'm talking about plug-ins. You can't provide a generic interposer that works for arbitrary plugin interfaces. Interposers have to be written specifically for every ABI boundary. Apple can make apps work but they can't make plug-ins work with different arch apps.
Then I want to see their magic ABI adaptation framework, because I'm pretty sure that's an unsolvable problem generally. They might provide APIs to develop your own shim layers, but it's never going to just "magically work".
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