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Cubasis Update to v1.9 with FX IAP Out Now
Just been Updated with IAP purchases for FX today.
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Lars from Steinberg has asked me to post some info about this but you guys are - as always - faster.
Cubasis 1.9 update available
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DFX/FluxFX or more money for limited effects packs, Oh whatever shall I do now?
Snagged both. Thanks.
No problem , they are both very powerful, sound great and DFX even cost less.(wink)
Is it possible to SAVE presets this time?
Wouldn't it be nice if steinberg concentrated on fixing some of the issues instead of trying to sell us more. IAA is a mess in cubasis, AB still no record/play button showing up in most apps, and I haven't tried yet but I'm guessing it still crashes when using a multichannel interface.
This better/shouldn't just be a quick cash grab. Hopeful, but tying up my camel.
is the AB record/play button not something the devs (of certain apps) have to deliver?Hard to blame Steinberg here i guess.
Not sure who needs to get it done but the lack of record button does need work from whom ever it is works on these things.
I was hoping they would have sorted out the 'zoom' issues in Cubasis.
It's super annoying when zooming and the zoomed content goes in the 'wrong direction'.
And instead of FX-IAPs, a proper 'sampler' would have been way more welcome addition
...or an overhaul of the less than basic internal fx.
We are just a footstep away of the Auria pro update so i'm not sure if i'm gonna buy them now or not.
The second pack of FX looks like it could be interesting since it's a more unusual selection, but if the quality is the same as the existing built-in FX then I'll pass. Shame there's no video or samples anywhere.
Here's a video: http://www.steinberg.net/en/products/mobile_apps/cubasis/in-app_purchase.html
And to answer my own question:from the video it doesn't look like the fx comes with presets (or more important:let you save own presets).Bummer.
There are audio samples showing and a quick video at the link from the top of this page but they do not look or sound like anything I would pay extra for especially given so many other choices ?
It looks like the Cubasis 2 rumor was only a rumor.
Inside the store you can listen to each effect individually also. Talk box is pretty sweet!
So many other choices?That's relative,i prefer native plugins anytime just because i can use them multiple times and EVERYTHING will be saved with a song without the fuss that comes along with IAA or AB.It's definitely a good thing to have basics covered from the host so i need to invite only the specialists...
Thanks for the video link.
Incest is relative but I still have no need(wink). At least in this case
if you say so...
Oh crabby ! I love you though.
That's an unrequited love,sorry
Lol ,no kidding it has become quite obvious and humerous also. Oh well, nothing ventured nothing gained!
Nominative determinism at work there perhaps...
Back to topic:impressions welcome from the early adopter.
Guess i'll buy them later.They are not that expensive and since Gadget is near unusable on Air 2 i'm thinking to use Cubasis more often again.And the FX are definitely a welcome addition!
To be fair I should give a shout out to the guys at Cubasis . Even though I have no need for them, others will find them handy and I really do use it as my go to DAW. I find the workflow familiar and very stable, so keep up the good work guys and I'll be looking forward to see what the IAP's may hold in the future.
@Tritonman - I have a bone to pick with your use of humerous ;-) - But seriously - the stereo width plugin may well be useful. I've tried to use Stereo Designer via IAA before - but it tends to dump out. Being able to apply a stereo width plugin directly to individual tracks from within Cubasis itself may prove very useful. Going to look at that one...
Agree on that @MusicInclusive. If you (or anyone) gets there paws on it could you please 'share with the group' what you think etc.
How much$?
6,99$ each pack.
First i was thinking"why did they not just release two multi FX units?" but it makes perfect sense to have a lot of small units.I can imagine they take almost"nothing"of CPU power,no cluttered interface and you can use quite a lot of them.Try that with any AB or IAA effect