The system seems weired anyway with different credentials for shop, mysteinberg, crossgrade and whatnot ..
I have sent asknet another email. I would hate to lose my crossgrade because of unresponsiveness on their side!
W23 wrote: Thu May 16, 2019 11:23 pm You have to use your email and password that Steinberg sent you when you applied for a crossgrade price. The link they send you to continue forward has a log in spot. It’s not very straightforward, but I futzed around with it for a couple of minutes and got to the application page where I left off. Alternatively, there’s 3rd party vendors who can speed up the approval process a little, but may take a couple of days to get you a license number.
, i checked Artist 10 a bit more out yesterday, and, frankly, i remembered why i favored Studio One. It's all a bit more simple, elegant, and straight forward. One example would be the thing mentioned earlier in this thread: You want to change the audio device, and think that it has to be in the general options, while it's in a totally different menu, under "Studio options". Ok, what's the studio? Nothing on the GUI refers to a studio, or something similar. Try to set up your MIDI keyboard, and want to assign the knobs? Ok, use MIDI learn in the plugins. What if the plugin doesn't support MIDI learn though (as is the case with Waldorf Largo and Novation V-Station, for example)? Cool, you have 3 or more options then... use the Quick Controls, which are easily set up (unless you miss the options, which are, again, in the Studio options...), but, meh... only 8 knobs are assignable, and you have to switch between knob assignments with a switch on the GUI. Or... you use the Remote Control editor, after you set up a generic controller, which is quite a PITA, by the way. I figured it out once, but, couldn't remember how to do it, and, the learn knob basically did nothing for me. To be honest, i think i forgot the third option, but, i'm sure there was one.
