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I know of at least forty studios that never venture onto a forum and also like me have no issues.Mixing and mastering can be done with analog and digital workflows. Many Cubase issues are PEBCAC.įor a start without taking a poll on every Cubase user and major studio that uses it, Logic and ProTools, I cannot comment on the accuracy of what you have said. Steinberg's issues pale next to Microsoft's issues. If you want to talk programming look on Windows forums. More often than not it is another program, Windows/MAC O/S and hardware incompatibility. If I have a serious problem I go straight to support.
#CUBASE 10 PRO VS REAPER SOUND FORGE CRACKED#
The only version that was possibly more stable in the cracked version, was version 3.
#CUBASE 10 PRO VS REAPER SOUND FORGE PRO#
I have very little problems with Cubase Pro registered version and the pro studios I know that use it on a daily basis do not either. As for forums, this is common and people bagging something generally could not program or develop anything close to as good if their life depended on it.
#CUBASE 10 PRO VS REAPER SOUND FORGE SOFTWARE#
If you do not like something, do not use it, otherwise, it is only software bashing. They did not use Studio One, Reaper, Ableton, FL Studio or any other that does not have a forty-year history.Īs for what is better, it is a personal choice. This includes studios that have platinum CDs to their credit.
#CUBASE 10 PRO VS REAPER SOUND FORGE PROFESSIONAL#
Instead of actually saying that they are incapable only, what it says is that Cubase and ProTools which are among two of the most used DAW software in professional $100 per hour studios ( yes they still exist) you are theoretically saying that the majority of professional studios in the world were duped and have no idea of what they are doing. I know of at least forty studios that never venture onto a forum and also like me have no issues.Īlso unless I know beyond doubt that I was a capable and better developer that could easily do a much better job I would not make a statement that they are incapable - I would just design and release a better one. "Ĭonsidering most film composers use Kontakt, note expression feature is wasted even for scoring, because NI stuff is not on vst 3.5.Īnd for electronic music, idk how good are Steinberg's synths, I don't use any of them.Ĭlick to expand.For a start without taking a poll on every Cubase user and major studio that uses it, Logic and ProTools, I cannot comment on the accuracy of what you have said. Of course they can work together, a daw could accept MPE from a controller, and then allow mapping of that data to VST note expression. also given its Steinberg, the host is important composers wanting to be able to annotate scores with expressions (its a big area in cubase). VST NE, i believe, originates more from scoring, i.e. MPE (formerly VpC midi) originates from 'player expression' i.e. Of course this partly comes from their backgrounds. This is the crux, MPE has the synth doing the mapping VST NE, has the host doing it. it is up to the HOST to decide what expression is added to what notes. VST note expression (VST NE) - exposes per note parameters, it has no way to interpret what a controller is sending it.
#CUBASE 10 PRO VS REAPER SOUND FORGE GENERATOR#
MPE - requires very little of the 'host' (or even no host), just that it passes (and records) midi thru 'untouched' (this is the bit hosts struggle with ), it is then up to the sound generator (synth = vst/au) to interpret the midi stream as it wishes.
(but again remember MPE can be hardware synths/controllers connected via wires directly) Whats this mean in a software environment being part of VST, obviously is software only, and relates to a vst host. VST note expression - part of the VST API, not related to midi, better to think of as 'per note automation'. MPE - is a mid based wire protocol, its based on the idea of a midi generator (controller) and sound generator (synth), it requires no middle man, and is applicable to both hardware and software (v. as they are different things with different goals, that can potentially combined. (some of the following is a generalisation, and also based on my understanding) Its a good question.with quite a of subtle consequences. Someone on KVR explained note expression vs MPE, note that many hosts support MPE, but only Cubase and Steinberg synths - 3.5 for now (unless I miss some DAW upgrades anyway search engines don't give me any data).
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