Cubase Tips n' Tricks thread - Page 2

mutilatedlip · #16 (**permalink**) 7th October 2008 , 05:16 PM

I've had no issues with Cubase whatsoever, and much as I'd like Logic, that would involve purchasing a Mac to go with it, so that's out of the question.

I don't really think there's much between the popular DAWs now, so if you find a feature set that works for you, then good on you.

For me, the Mediabay function is great, as it's successfully catalogued a good part of 1TB of my sound library, but when it comes down to it, it's not overly necessary, as I save my sounds where I need them and can access them easily.

It's a great idea for stock sounds, or in bigger studios where someone may come in and say 'I need a bagpipe sound' and you can go straight to it, but on this level, it's functional but not overly useful.

As for the program in general, it does everything I ask of it, is steady, and still has the best MIDI editing as far as I'm concerned, as it's hardly changed from the days that I was doing it in mono on a little 1040STE monitor.

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#16 (permalink) 7th October 2008 , 05:16 PM
mutilatedlip Pushing the Envelope Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Birmingham Posts: 555	I've had no issues with Cubase whatsoever, and much as I'd like Logic, that would involve purchasing a Mac to go with it, so that's out of the question. I don't really think there's much between the popular DAWs now, so if you find a feature set that works for you, then good on you. For me, the Mediabay function is great, as it's successfully catalogued a good part of 1TB of my sound library, but when it comes down to it, it's not overly necessary, as I save my sounds where I need them and can access them easily. It's a great idea for stock sounds, or in bigger studios where someone may come in and say 'I need a bagpipe sound' and you can go straight to it, but on this level, it's functional but not overly useful. As for the program in general, it does everything I ask of it, is steady, and still has the best MIDI editing as far as I'm concerned, as it's hardly changed from the days that I was doing it in mono on a little 1040STE monitor.
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