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I just watched the Rosetta part of the Platforms State of the Union video, and everything hints at the Rosetta boundary being the process boundary. There was nothing at all mentioned or hinted at that would imply mixing arches within a process, not even with explicit shims.
So it sounds like any developers of in-process plug-in based software like VSTs are going to have to develop full out-of-process wrapper layers if they want any cross-arch compatibility at all, and I'm telling you right now that is neither free nor easy to make work well.
(it *can* work, I use LinVST which does that with wine on Linux for running Windows VSTs, but it's very dodgy and definitely has limitations and overhead and compatibility problems)
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