Cubase 5 and cubase 5 studio
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AudioGeekZine
arsehole know-it-all
http://www.steinberg.net/en/products/musicproduction/cubase5_product/cubase5_featuredetails100.html
Key things on that list
-Reverence convolution reverb
-Control room (for two room studios) custom headphone mixes + talkback
-Extended Channel EQ
-5.1 surround options
-External FX and Instruments integration
-Variaudio Like Melodyne built in to the sample editor, works fucking great, Pitchcorrect (like autotune in auto mode) is in both versions
-a bunch of effects
Key things on that list
-Reverence convolution reverb
-Control room (for two room studios) custom headphone mixes + talkback
-Extended Channel EQ
-5.1 surround options
-External FX and Instruments integration
-Variaudio Like Melodyne built in to the sample editor, works fucking great, Pitchcorrect (like autotune in auto mode) is in both versions
-a bunch of effects
Jaymz
Stymphalian Productions
Kazrog
Kazrog, Inc.
Last year, I bought Cubase 4 Studio (crossgrade from Pro Tools) as a way to cheaply audition Cubase in my production environment before I ultimately chose it as my full-time platform. I then was able to upgrade to Cubase 5 full at a discounted price, and the features in the full version are absolutely worth having. If you're not sure about Cubase, a good way to get acquainted with it is Cubase Studio, it quickly sold me on the full version and essentially counted as money towards the full version.
Are you fucking kidding me?! It's a fucking tiny minute feature that still is incredibly useful, but certainly shouldn't cut the price of C5 enough to warrant omitting it from Studio...arrrggghhh, Reaper + LAME for the win BRO
JeffTD
Senhor Testiculo
FUCK CUBASE STUDIO.
I'm so goddamn pissed that they don't advertise some of the biggest differences...
like the fact that you can't monitor or apply fx to input tracks like you can the output tracks, and you can't apply FX directly to waveforms (right click, plugin status).
I'm so goddamn pissed that they don't advertise some of the biggest differences...
like the fact that you can't monitor or apply fx to input tracks like you can the output tracks, and you can't apply FX directly to waveforms (right click, plugin status).
JeffFWIW the MP3 encoder is only $15 + any import duties (~$20) for Studio users. I agree it should be just included but $20 isn't really all that bad to have that feature. I am really looking forward to getting the full version of C5, finally a conv verb and pitchcorrection all built into Cubase. Extended EQ as well....looks like I'll finally have everything I've been wanting haha. Other than those, Cubase has been a great host for me for several years.
DSS3 said:
THIS! I use to be able to do this in SX, it was the very first thing I missed when I got CS4! FUCK!
THANK YOU
i'm not the only one. CS pisses me off with little things like that SO much.
don't get studio.
Huh? You can draw automation with a pencil tool or, like I do most of the time, enable automation READ + WRITE and just move the fader around or panning, or bypass an effect, whatever needs to be done, I like to do it while it plays through. It records the automation data and then I turn WRITE off and I'm done. Sometimes I'll need to go back and fine-tune what I've done by using the pencil tool or just the mouse tool to drag points around. But usually I get it the first pass.
It's actually extremely easy, IMO, to do automation...no harder than any other host.
It's actually extremely easy, IMO, to do automation...no harder than any other host.
A friend told me today that the REVerence reverb plug is simply stunning!
Whats your thoughts? Is the plugin really all that? Or is it just the IR's thats good?
Whats your thoughts? Is the plugin really all that? Or is it just the IR's thats good?
