Cubase SL/SX "Hidden" Differences
-
- KVRist
- 45 posts since 12 Sep, 2006
Hi
(haven't found a comparable thread)
As you all know, this site lists a feature comparison:
http://www.steinberg.de/552+M54a708de802.html
But what it doesn't list is for example that in SX you can apply vst effects directly to (single) audio events using
audio event right click > plugins > (choose a plugin)
while you can't do that in SL. this way, you can apply a delay to one single audio event, render the result into this audio event, all with a few clicks (no bounce, no fx channel, no automation etc).
so, are there any other such features which silently fall away if cubase SL is used instead of SX? (this particular example was not listed on the comparison chart)
thanks for any replies and observations!
best wishes,
dtd
(haven't found a comparable thread)
As you all know, this site lists a feature comparison:
http://www.steinberg.de/552+M54a708de802.html
But what it doesn't list is for example that in SX you can apply vst effects directly to (single) audio events using
audio event right click > plugins > (choose a plugin)
while you can't do that in SL. this way, you can apply a delay to one single audio event, render the result into this audio event, all with a few clicks (no bounce, no fx channel, no automation etc).
so, are there any other such features which silently fall away if cubase SL is used instead of SX? (this particular example was not listed on the comparison chart)
thanks for any replies and observations!
best wishes,
dtd
-
- KVRian
- 1023 posts since 8 Apr, 2003 from Östersund
It is mentioned, Offline Process History where Cubase SL does not support plugins.
/Majken
/Majken
-
- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 45 posts since 12 Sep, 2006
thanks majken! well ok when i think of this entry with the fact in mind, then i see the connection. (at least for me) it was not obvious that a missing history for offline process plug-ins means a missing 'apply plugin' feature.
note to me: always interpret more.
best wishes,
dtd
best wishes,
dtd
-
- KVRian
- 1023 posts since 8 Apr, 2003 from Östersund
The most important missing features is the surround support, a few plugins and not being able to show inserts in the mixer. You'll learn to work around all limitations though and very very few people need more than what Cubase SL has to offer. But wait a few weeks or so Cubase 4 Studio is just around the corner.
/Majken
/Majken
-
- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 45 posts since 12 Sep, 2006
thanks majken, yes i have the same opinion, SL is sufficient for most tasks. thanks for pointing out the fact about not being able to view inserts in the mixer. working around such minor differences is not a problem you're right.
about cubase 4: thanks for the hint also, although i have heard and read many different and contradicting rumors on that
cheers!
dtd
about cubase 4: thanks for the hint also, although i have heard and read many different and contradicting rumors on that
cheers!
dtd
