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Yes, thank you very much!
I am here to learn so I am grateful for any help anyone wants to give me. Someone will no doubt come along and help out with Cubasis. It’s all good and I know I can’t be alone in my DAW struggles so hopefully others might learn along with me.
After using both Auria and Cubasis for the past couple of months, I have to change what I said earlier about probably not using Cubasis, and agree with the general consensus about Cubasis being easier/more intuitive to use. In fact I use it about 90% of the time now. I still believe that both suck at managing projects (about equally) but any serious problems I had with either of them had to do with the IAA, which imho should just be phased out in favor of AU which is much more versatile and pretty stable/efficient.
Two things that worth mentioning about Auria, it comes with a SoundFont2 player Lyra, and a very cool synth “Twin 2”. Importing SF2 files is super easy there, just use Files app and go into “Sample Instruments” folder. There you can make your own folders and just drop SF2 files in them. That folder structure will show up in Lyra. As for Twin 2, if you’re into actually making your sounds (vs mainly browsing through patches) it’s worth checking it out on YouTube. In my opinion it’s one of the best (non wavetable) synths out there at the moment. But the interface is crammed into a smaller window. Pretty much everyone wishes it were full-screen instead. It’s powerful instrument and deserves to be treated with full (screen) respect
Still it’s pretty usable especially on iPad Pro size displays. On 8” ones, I can see how people might get a bit frustrated. If they took it out of Auria and made a stand-alone app, it would be top selling synth for sure.