- #CUBASE ELEMENTS 9 UPDATE#
- #CUBASE ELEMENTS 9 UPGRADE#
- #CUBASE ELEMENTS 9 FULL#
- #CUBASE ELEMENTS 9 PRO#
#CUBASE ELEMENTS 9 UPGRADE#
#CUBASE ELEMENTS 9 FULL#
In addition to the full version, there is a special version available for students. There are 3 virtual instruments as well as a comprehensive effects section. You can add any piece of audio to create a Sampler Track, then play it chromatically, or edit it with its on-board filters and controls. Better still, the panels can be re-sized so you can easily find the one you need whenever you need it. Lower Zone is a new function that lets you display various panels which give you a much clearer overview and direct access to the editors and the MixConsole without having to leave the Project window. The high-end audio engine has 32-bit, 192 kHz processing, and with 16 VST slots, 48 audio tracks and 64 MIDI tracks at their disposal, aspiring music producers have more than enough possibilities. Better yet, the software is easier than ever to use. Even though it's the most basic version of the program, it still has more than enough features to help you make great music from beginning to end. Steinberg's Cubase Elements 9 is the latest version of their popular DAW software that contains everything you need. In fact, one of the easiest ways is using your computer and an appropriate software program. For instance, ive watched some videos with protools and you have to do like 5 things or create a macro that takes a click to do in Cubase.There are many people who would love to produce their own music, and nowadays, it's easier than ever to do so.
To be honest I’m not a super fan of Cubase I just know it well enough that I haven’t wanted to change, and while Reaper is fully capable there are some things I use in Cubase a lot that when I have gone to other DAWs to use, either they don’t have it or it is awkward/cumbersome to get to.
#CUBASE ELEMENTS 9 PRO#
I’m not sure exactly what the differences are between elements and the pro version and what you really need. I’m currently on windows 7/64 and when I finish the last album I’m currently working on I’m going to upgrade to Windows 10… I agree going from 5 to 8.5 will be huge, but the little I have dabbled with reaper it seems more than capable of doing the job unless you are really looking for a specific thing that Cubase has. Its by far my favorite version, but I’m not planning to upgrade anytime soon. I haven’t had any issues with Cubase 8.5, most seem to be from third party plugins causing crashes. Ive been using Cubase since 5 and I’m currently using 8.5. So perhaps wait for a few minor versions before updating, to let them iron out a few bugs? Downward compatibility has always been a big thing in Cubase. The good news is that you can still work in v5 and even revert to v5 for projects created with v9 if there’s any issue.
#CUBASE ELEMENTS 9 UPDATE#
Still from v5 and update to v9 would be a huge improvement in terms of workflow. But since 7.5 there had been nothing ground-breaking… Some of the features from 7/7.5 I could not live without now though, like the chord track, the arranger track, the control room, vari-audio, track versions, and a few other things. It looks like 9 is adding some more features that I’m not sure I want (apart from the history in the mixing console that would be really nice to have, and then there’s this plugin sentinel that could help stability), but it doesn’t look like they’ve worked out the bugs from what I see on their forum…
Some minor things, but also some stability issues, the last project I did was quite big but I had quite a few crashes with it, not good! I was happy up until 7.5, and then moved to 8 and experienced a few annoying bugs and moved to 8.5 to see if that was going to be fixed but didn’t. Well, for what it’s worth: I’m using Cubase Pro 8.5 and I’m not quite sure I will update any time soon.
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