Cubase 9 coming in December according to Guitar Center
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- KVRAF
- 3506 posts since 12 May, 2011
THANK YOU!ZINO wrote:+1 activation. 100%
So:
Buy the 8.5 upgrade now.
SIT ON IT.
When 9 is released, activate 8.5, and you'll automatically get your upgrade to 9.
It's how Steinberg does things, with all their software.
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- KVRian
- 852 posts since 21 Jan, 2006 from Athens, Greece
Well... people try to mess with the Master/Guru/Archbishop of grace period activations. Thats how I keep my Cubase current for years - I should know something... 
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- KVRAF
- 3506 posts since 12 May, 2011
Whatever is new, 50% of users will complain. Whatever doesn't get added, a different 50% will complain.hivkorn wrote:curious to know what will be the new stuff....
I'll be happy if there are no new major bugs.
Remember 6.5, I think it was, when the info line was open in an editor, a mouse click, anywhere, and instant crash.
Dockable windows would be nice, if you could show/hide them on demand.
Don't care about a sampler, though - got HALion.
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- KVRian
- 852 posts since 21 Jan, 2006 from Athens, Greece
The only thing I care is bugs. Really. If they went ahead and released a rock stable VST 32 5.2 version I would still be happy. Well not really, but I think you get the exaggeration.Googly Smythe wrote:Whatever is new, 50% of users will complain. Whatever doesn't get added, a different 50% will complain.hivkorn wrote:curious to know what will be the new stuff....
I'll be happy if there are no new major bugs.
Remember 6.5, I think it was, when the info line was open in an editor, a mouse click, anywhere, and instant crash.Soon fixed, though, to their credit.
Dockable windows would be nice, if you could show/hide them on demand.
Don't care about a sampler, though - got HALion.
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- KVRAF
- 16154 posts since 2 Dec, 2003 from Nashville, TN
The flyer on the previous page just had the English and German versions of features listed. The English features listed was actually the new features list from Cubase Pro 8. So I doubt the German language says anything different.ZINO wrote:Someone that reads German could enlighten us by reading the flyier on the previous page...hivkorn wrote:curious to know what will be the new stuff....
Brent
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- KVRist
- 438 posts since 8 Mar, 2008 from Berlin
it actually doesn't, i didn't even check before posting. You can even see Cubase 8.5 written on the side of the package. sorry for posting this.koolkeys wrote:The flyer on the previous page just had the English and German versions of features listed. The English features listed was actually the new features list from Cubase Pro 8. So I doubt the German language says anything different.ZINO wrote:Someone that reads German could enlighten us by reading the flyier on the previous page...hivkorn wrote:curious to know what will be the new stuff....
Brent
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- KVRAF
- 16154 posts since 2 Dec, 2003 from Nashville, TN
No need to be sorry! They obviously are starting to sell it already, and retailers have been alerted. So I'm glad you posted the scan because it is additional confirmation.Septimon wrote:it actually doesn't, i didn't even check before posting. You can even see Cubase 8.5 written on the side of the package. sorry for posting this.koolkeys wrote:The flyer on the previous page just had the English and German versions of features listed. The English features listed was actually the new features list from Cubase Pro 8. So I doubt the German language says anything different.ZINO wrote:Someone that reads German could enlighten us by reading the flyier on the previous page...hivkorn wrote:curious to know what will be the new stuff....
Brent
Brent
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- Banned
- 280 posts since 10 Jan, 2014
Listen to this guy!!! (clues)wolb wrote:It's going to have a tabbed interface, a sampler track and the master rig plugin from wavelab
"and the Word was Sound..."
https://www.youtube.com/user/InLightTone
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- KVRAF
- 2990 posts since 13 Apr, 2008 from Charleston, SC
The one thing that is oddly the STRANGEST(ly) annoying aspect is the VST handling. The scanning takes SOOOOO long. And God forbid that daylight savings time hits and you have some inspiration. This past Monday it took over 45 minutes, with a crash or two and a computer restart to get Cubase to bootup. Granted I have TONS of plugins, but I truly use them all. There is nothing that goes unused during the course of a year. And I also have fantastic computer specs so I REALLY hope something gives on this.
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- KVRAF
- 9144 posts since 7 Oct, 2005
But it is scans when there are new plugins, right? Not every time you start Cubase.thejonsolo wrote:The one thing that is oddly the STRANGEST(ly) annoying aspect is the VST handling. The scanning takes SOOOOO long. And God forbid that daylight savings time hits and you have some inspiration. This past Monday it took over 45 minutes, with a crash or two and a computer restart to get Cubase to bootup. Granted I have TONS of plugins, but I truly use them all. There is nothing that goes unused during the course of a year. And I also have fantastic computer specs so I REALLY hope something gives on this.
Anyway, loading the projects (even the small ones) takes much longer than other DAWs. So, if I want quickly testing a synth or idea, I use other DAWs (Reaper, Live or now FL Studio which I'm thinking of investing more time to learn it well).
Even Studio One is a little bit faster in loading Projects! but I'm using Studio One less and less since I bought the Artist 8.5 of Cubase. Cubase has a better performance and feel than S1 for me.
I don't think I'll upgrade to 8.5 Pro now (from Atrist 8.5), but I might upgrade to Artist 9 if there are features that I really must have. Overall I'm still happy with Artist 8.5 (missing few things from the Pro only).
Now, for stability. I had some crashes, so I tried to know the reason. Well, there are always errors caused by Waves Codex and E-88 Piano in the event viewer in Windows (daily recorded!). So, I uninstalled those two and also iLok Pace driver and all related software. Cubase seems now stable and doesn't crash when I save and quit quickly (which usually it was crashing when I'm in hurry quitting it!).
Using: Cubase Pro 15, Reason 13, Tascam US-4x4HR, MODX6, DM12D, LaunchKey 49, Yamaha guitar(Pacifica 612v) and bass (BB234) and some virtual instruments and synths.
- KVRAF
- 11162 posts since 16 Mar, 2003 from Porto - Portugal
I'm with you. I also have lots of plug-ins and this scan thing drives me nuts. What's worse, I am feeling more and more that it is useless. If there was a plug-in so badly written that it always lead to a crash, we surely would be able to locate it and remove it manually. Besides, what's the poit oh having a scan routine when the first thing EVERY developer test is for his/hers plug-in to pass that routine (even when sometimes there are obvious problems still).thejonsolo wrote:The one thing that is oddly the STRANGEST(ly) annoying aspect is the VST handling. The scanning takes SOOOOO long. And God forbid that daylight savings time hits and you have some inspiration. This past Monday it took over 45 minutes, with a crash or two and a computer restart to get Cubase to bootup. Granted I have TONS of plugins, but I truly use them all. There is nothing that goes unused during the course of a year. And I also have fantastic computer specs so I REALLY hope something gives on this.
I'm in favour of making this scan thing OPTIONAL. More and more, this is just a useless waste of time.
Fernando (FMR)