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Cubasis 2.1 now available / special launch price

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  • ecamburnecamburn

    Freezing Animoog not working.

  • buskerbusker

    @ecamburn said:

    @AndyPlankton said:

    @ecamburn said:
    @LFS congrats on the update. The MIDI editor is a joy to use.

    I would spend all of my iOS music making time in Cubasis if it were possible to create draggable looped audio and MIDI clips. Hopefully it's clear what I mean. . In many DAWs the default behavior of dragging the right side of a clip is to repeat the clip. In Cubasis expanding a clip on the timeline just creates empty space. Creating looped clips thus requires copying and pasting which is a less efficient workflow IMO.

    If this were to be implemented I would prefer it to use ghost parts where the extra parts are not copies but another instance of the same thing, so if I edit the original that change happens in all ghost parts, and you can convert a ghost to a real part when you want to change something only in that place.

    Not sure I get what you're saying. In DAWs where this is implemented dragging simply repeats the original clip on the timeline. If the data in the clip is changed that change happens to all repetitions on timeline. In many DAWs this is the default behavior, In Ableton Live, clip looping can be turned on or off.

    Yes, that behaviour is what is sometimes referred to as 'Ghost parts'; it has been my number one most wanted feature since Cubasis was first released. Garageband iOS has a nice implementation of this.

  • AudioGusAudioGus

    @AndyPlankton said:

    @AudioGus said:
    I wish so much that I could timestretch midi segments in Cubasis. You can do this in Samplitude on PC. Halving and doubling them is so handy.

    Yes I have had to manually do this on occasion where the original tempo was wrong and the midi was recorded at double or half speed.
    If you have Modstep, run it alongside Cubasis with Cubasis as Midi Clock master....
    Record the midi from Cubasis into ModStep....
    play back the midi in Modstep using the x1/2 or x2 playback speed and re-record the changed midi back into Cubasis.
    Having Double/Half tempo on a part edit menu somewhere would really help.

    Cool, thanks for the Modstep tip, I will certainly try that! in samplitude you literally use the same timestretch button that you use for audio and just drag the tail. Works great.

  • LFSLFS

    @ecamburn said:
    Freezing Animoog not working.

    Did send a message to Moog...

    Best,
    Lars

  • RockySmallsRockySmalls

    Yes, I've often wondered why the mixer page doesn't expand like the rest of the media bays/keyboards/editors.. seems essential, Mentioned before elsewhere but not sure if @Lars has picked up on it..
    The aux sends are the only way to automate 'dub' style accent post fader effects but the problem is the aux sends are 3 seperate busses and don't chain, of course that makes sense in most situations but you can't send that new roomverb through a phaser and jab the send level up now and again.. workaround is to use a more complex iaa multifx on the aux send I suppose.
    all that said, I have literally just made an entire album in cubasis and it wasn't my intention particularly to use it at all, something just 'clicked' and now i feel comfortable..
    any improvements the Steinbergers come up with are most welcome..
    glad the au freezing timing issue has been addressed too..

  • AudioGusAudioGus

    I've really been enjoying the current state of Cubasis a LOT. It really has me tempted to upgrade the old Air1 to a Pro so I can just go nuts with it. That plus Audiobus3 could certainly shift my PC DAW dependancy ratio significantly.

  • richardyotrichardyot

    @realdavidai said:

    @richardyot said:

    @LFS said:

    @AndyPlankton said:
    I prefer Cubasis for editing and arranging, and Auria for mixing.....As I am on a 16gb Mini 2, I have to un-install/re-install them as I want to use them.....if Cubasis had mixer busses I probably wouldn't use Auria any longer.
    Please don't hate me :D

    Hy Andy,

    Nobody hates you... ;)

    Busses are on the list for future updates for quite some time.

    Due to the small team size we have to carefully decide on manageable scopes per update.
    While I'm not able to give you a date, it is included on the list and we hear you ... :)

    Best,
    Lars

    AUX sends and busses are the main things missing from Cubasis IMO. Add those and it will be a much better mixing environment.

    Also I find the throw of the faders way too small for any kind of precision when mixing, if you could make the fader panel full screen like you can with the new piano roll that would be a big improvement.

    Finally, I would really like to be able to Audiopaste directly into the timeline rather than having to go via the Media Bay.

    Those fixes would make Cubasis a much better package IMO.

    Agreed! (Though AUX sends are already there) subgroups, full screen faders and timeline paste would be fabulous.

    I stand corrected - I hadn't noticed the AUX send. How long has that been there? I was looking for it by the faders...

    So I will upgrade my feature request to some configuration where you can have a chain of effects as an AUX, such as via busses, so that you are able to EQ the reverb etc...

  • RockySmallsRockySmalls

    @AudioGus said:
    I've really been enjoying the current state of Cubasis a LOT. It really has me tempted to upgrade the old Air1 to a Pro so I can just go nuts with it. That plus Audiobus3 could certainly shift my PC DAW dependancy ratio significantly.

    yep, I'm riding a 9.7 pro and have yet to make a Cubasis project that tests the cpu...
    that said, I noticed using two instances of this new roomWorks verb will bring the cpu up near 25% from around 5%... so that ones best shared on an aux send perhaps.. or freezing is an option I guess..

  • AudioGusAudioGus

    @RockySmalls said:

    @AudioGus said:
    I've really been enjoying the current state of Cubasis a LOT. It really has me tempted to upgrade the old Air1 to a Pro so I can just go nuts with it. That plus Audiobus3 could certainly shift my PC DAW dependency ratio significantly.

    yep, I'm riding a 9.7 pro and have yet to make a Cubasis project that tests the cpu...
    that said, I noticed using two instances of this new roomWorks verb will bring the cpu up near 25% from around 5%... so that ones best shared on an aux send perhaps.. or freezing is an option I guess..

    Sweet, something to look forward to while I save my pennies... :)

  • RichtownsRichtowns

    Im loving getting to know Cubasis. Ive been recording midi from hardware and its so easy. Never been able to do this with any other ios app. Well, not without loosing hours and the will to live. I dont need to use third party apps to route the midi and there doesnt seem to be any lag going from my rs7000 sequencer though my M-Audio Midiman to the ipad. Maybe I shouldnt be surprised. Anyway, Im a convert. Im going to be able to pretty easily move my work from the rs to the ipad and vice versa getting the best of both worlds.

    In the process of getting to know the app, I stumbled at how the recording modes worked. This video, an intruduction to a course, hits the nail on the head. I dont think Ill bother with the course but who knows, might be useful.
    Anyway, how recording modes work in Cubasis ...

    Cubasis 2.1, a sheltered spot in the mountain for you and your favourite midi data to hang out, build a fire and party.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Dude that was awesome!!! Thanks for the tutorial link

    @Richtowns said:
    Im loving getting to know Cubasis. Ive been recording midi from hardware and its so easy. Never been able to do this with any other ios app. Well, not without loosing hours and the will to live. I dont need to use third party apps to route the midi and there doesnt seem to be any lag going from my rs7000 sequencer though my M-Audio Midiman to the ipad. Maybe I shouldnt be surprised. Anyway, Im a convert. Im going to be able to pretty easily move my work from the rs to the ipad and vice versa getting the best of both worlds.

    In the process of getting to know the app, I stumbled at how the recording modes worked. This video, an intruduction to a course, hits the nail on the head. I dont think Ill bother with the course but who knows, might be useful.
    Anyway, how recording modes work in Cubasis ...

    Cubasis 2.1, a sheltered spot in the mountain for you and your favourite midi data to hang out, build a fire and party.

  • telechargetelecharge
    edited March 2017

    @Richtowns said:
    Well, not without loosing hours and the will to live.

    There are many funny and amusing posts on this forum. I don't often LOL, but this was a LOL moment for me. :+1:

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    LOL!!

  • LittlewoodgLittlewoodg

    @richtowns Finding the same comfort and ease using Cubasis to record live multi-track in-device midi from Modstep. Thanks for your post above, never would've tried Modstep and Cubasis this way.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    I'm really enjoying Cubasis' new reverb! Makes synths sound huge!

    Check out this really short clip playing Addictive Pro Synth into the reverb with Drum Session playing drums :) pure joy!!!! Hope you enjoy it. ;)

    Drum Session & Cubasis MM4C at MM4C by MusicMan4Christ on #SoundCloud

  • TritonmanTritonman

    Did the drums receive the same reverb or just synth?

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Just synth. I really like the ambience on the drums, so glad we also have the dry kit.

  • TritonmanTritonman

    @MusicMan4Christ said:
    Just synth. I really like the ambience on the drums, so glad we also have the dry kit.

    That was a dry kit? It sounded really good.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    No I think it was the rock kit. Thanks man!

  • LFSLFS
    edited March 2017

    Dear all,

    Thanks for all the great feedbacks on Cubasis 2.1 and the kind ratings so far!

    In case you’ve missed it:
    We have a great Cubasis 2.1 tutorial available online to get familiar with all the new features, workflows and much more in just a few minutes.

    Cubasis 2.1 Tutorial

    I promise it’s worth taking a look…

    Best,
    Lars

  • SamuSamu

    Hi!

    @LFS regarding the 'vertical zoom' of the piano-roll (to make it bigger) it would make sense to 'snap it' to the top toolbar so it doesn't get covered.

    Often when I zoom the piano roll I just drag it up and sometimes when I'm not careful I covers the toolbar...
    This does it no way affect the functionality but when I go to look for pen or select tool they are covered by the editor.

    Thanks to you and your team for a nice update :)

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    edited March 2017

    This is so far he best update ever!!! For. E editing midi is as good if not better than Gadget but then again I'm not a deep midi guy. I still like to fix notes here and there and this new update is so much smoother and just feels So much more Pro!!

    Question; I recorded Addictive SynthvPro and when I went to freeze it the resulting audio track was way longer than the 16 original bars. Any ideas? Forgot to mention synth is being used as AUv3.

  • LFSLFS
    edited March 2017

    @Samu said:
    Hi!

    @LFS regarding the 'vertical zoom' of the piano-roll (to make it bigger) it would make sense to 'snap it' to the top toolbar so it doesn't get covered.

    Often when I zoom the piano roll I just drag it up and sometimes when I'm not careful I covers the toolbar...
    This does it no way affect the functionality but when I go to look for pen or select tool they are covered by the editor.

    Thanks to you and your team for a nice update :)

    Hi Samu,

    Thanks for the kind words.

    The same mimic is used for the keys, pads, audio, MIDI and automation editor, and MediaBay.

    It is intended to allow zooming these sections over the sub menu, since there are many cases where it makes sense to have that extra space. Should not be a big deal to put it where you want it to be in my view.

    Best,
    Lars

  • SamuSamu

    @LFS said:

    It is intended to allow zooming these sections over the sub menu, since there are many cases where it makes sense to have that extra space. Should not be a big deal to put it where you want it to be in my view.

    Got it!

    Just wondered because the Audio Editor does have the all needed tools available in the left sidebar and does not heavily rely on the top toolbar while the piano editor does rely on top toolbar for select, erase and pen...

    So in order to maximise the usefulness of the extra vertical space for editing the notes the Select, Pen and Erase tools could join the other tools(Lock, Velocity, Move, Length) in the left sidebar.(If It's an issue of space a toggle between edit/select could be a work-around).

    This would also make logical sense by keeping the tools related to the editor at the same location.

    See this as 'personal preference'.
    Just as it is possible to choose where the AudioBus toolbar pops up on the screen the same could apply to the editor-tools as well.

    It's all about stream-lining the flow.
    /Samuel

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @Lars, what are the chances of adding to Cubasis a "Capture Buffer" like the one available in the new Looperverse app by Retronyms? Just yesterday, was noodling in Cubasis and wow, just really wished it had behind the scenes captured some stuff i was noodling. I tried to make it sound the same but it was gone out of my mind. I would love that feature, even if it was just for like 10 seconds. I think i will buy that app, just for that feauture alone as right now I don't have anything that comes close to having that option on the iPhone or iPad.

    Thanks in advance.

  • LFSLFS

    @MusicMan4Christ said:
    @Lars, what are the chances of adding to Cubasis a "Capture Buffer" like the one available in the new Looperverse app by Retronyms? Just yesterday, was noodling in Cubasis and wow, just really wished it had behind the scenes captured some stuff i was noodling. I tried to make it sound the same but it was gone out of my mind. I would love that feature, even if it was just for like 10 seconds. I think i will buy that app, just for that feauture alone as right now I don't have anything that comes close to having that option on the iPhone or iPad.

    Thanks in advance.

    Hi MusicMan4Christ,

    While I'm not able to provide an info when this feature might make it into Cubasis, I've added it to the backlog.
    BTW, Cubase (not Cubasis) includes a similar feature dedicated to MIDI called retrospective record.

    Best,
    Lars

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Sweet!!!!

  • RockySmallsRockySmalls

    Hi Samu,

    Thanks for the kind words.

    The same mimic is used for the keys, pads, audio, MIDI and automation editor, and MediaBay.

    It is intended to allow zooming these sections over the sub menu, since there are many cases where it makes sense to have that extra space. Should not be a big deal to put it where you want it to be in my view.

    Best,
    Lars

    but would it be possible to allow the same flexibility for the mixer page. I know it's currently a fixed graphic but only the faders would have to extend, everything else can remain as is, if its to much graphic messing to allow different lengths then perhaps you could just have two default mixer pages, the current one and then an extended fader one that goes up to the toolbar when you pull the handle?
    would be most lovely,
    thank you for listening Lars

  • EgzEgz

    but would it be possible to allow the same flexibility for the mixer page. I know it's currently a fixed graphic but only the faders would have to extend, everything else can remain as is, if its to much graphic messing to allow different lengths then perhaps you could just have two default mixer pages, the current one and then an extended fader one that goes up to the toolbar when you pull the handle?
    would be most lovely,
    thank you for listening Lars

    Yes, I would like this also.
    And I think micrologue is underrated as a synth. You guys from Steinberg should make presets and sell them as IAP.

  • SantosgeraSantosgera

    I already have Auria Pro. I really need Cubase?

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