Cubase 4 - full of bugs?

[Midi_Glider]

But I voted "yes" simply because of steinbug's track history.

I've been with steinberg since 91. C4 is probaby the most stable and solid X.0 release yet.

the most bug free stable software is reason.

Well, that's not very relavent, since reason isn't exactly an open ended host now, is it?


Best,
midi.

[Pi_314]

I hate Cubase because I own it. I like Sonar because I don't.

[politcat]

you want SUPER duper wooper buggy? go to cakewalk.com

cakewalk sux...reminds me of microshit

[alexibm]

I said to myself f**k Steinberg, and got myself nice copy of Samplitude !

[Midi_Glider]

Yeah, samplitude has no bugs either.

Oh yes indeed...



Best,
midi.

[stag]

Yep, no bugs and does a lot of sense...

[Improv]

Yeah, samplitude has no bugs either.

Oh yes indeed...



Best,
midi.

No really, it's true!

C.K. Dexter Haven

[Rolphy]

SX3 is pretty darned stable...


Check out the "Known Issues" with Cakewalk Sonar 6 - It's bloody endless!



Rolphy

[cptgone]

don't you need to send them a urine sample first to get access to the forum?

2nd post in this thread, I guess it's not bashing or trolling, it's telling like it is... dumbass

bye.

spaceman was prolly referring to the fact you need to enter your dongle's ID number if you wanna post at cubase.net at all...

[whyterabbyt]

Check out the "Known Issues" with Cakewalk Sonar 6 - It's bloody endless!

where?

[fandango]

Probably talking about the "Known Issues" section of the Readme.rtf, of which I can't find anything that either A) is a showstopper for the vast majority of users or B) affects the stability of the program (except for certain pieces of hardware I'm not familiar with).

[whyterabbyt]

Probably talking about the "Known Issues" section of the Readme.rtf, of which I can't find anything that either A) is a showstopper for the vast majority of users or B) affects the stability of the program (except for certain pieces of hardware I'm not familiar with).

Figures.

[CS80]

Haven't really noticed ton of "bugs" per se, but the inability to support older versions of the VST spec is annoying, and the inability to load AU's makes it very inconvenient compared to other hosts in a SERIOUS way. It also uses a surprisingly high amount of CPU, more than previous versions. But on the whole, pretty good. The Virsyn plugs are nice new additions. It's getting in the same price range as Logic though, and in that price range, they really need some better production plugs, and I have to say this, the ability to support AU and older VST formats.

[beltrom]

Probably talking about the "Known Issues" section of the Readme.rtf, of which I can't find anything that either A) is a showstopper for the vast majority of users or B) affects the stability of the program (except for certain pieces of hardware I'm not familiar with).

Figures.

You don't get it - it's very important that a company either don't know about such issues OR doesn't tell the users. You don't want to deal with someone that has a clue do you?

[whyterabbyt]

neffermind.