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CUBASE 9.5?

Steinberg are back with an updated version of CUBASE 9 (Updated to 9.5). So what have Steinberg added, improved etc?

Here's a few new features:


  • AUTOMATION CURVES & AUTOMATION RANGE TOOL
  • METRONOME- For years Steinberg has had the same click sound. Now you can use your click sounds or use one of the presets (Tamborine, egg shaker, Cowbell, Clave, woodblock etc)
  • 64 BIT MIXNG ENGINE
  • INSERTS- 16 inserts (with flexible pre/ post fader)
  • HALION SONIC SE 3- Halion Sonic SE now includes the 'FLUX' wavetable synthesiser
  • SAMPLER TRACK- Drag any midi into the sampler track & it will be rendered as an audio file
  • SOFTTUBE 1 CONSOLE-Control Cubase 9.5. This feature will be coming soon

Well! I have to say I'm impressed Steinberg. I like the idea of having Automation curves & range tool. 16 Inserts? Great idea :) :) Another synth 'Flux'? I'm a fan of synths. Never say no to a new synth.lol 


You can buy or upgrade to Cubase 9.5 now via the Steinberg website


Until next time

Law


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