No interest in jumping though hoops to make this work. The difference is that I just no longer have any interest in dealing with it. Cubase is still buggy and unreliable out of the box. My impression now is that nothing has really changed with Steinberg. So much time lost to crashes and dealing with other issues, it's amazing that I got anything done. I spent hours, days, weeks from 2000-2012 struggling to get a stable system based on Cubase running. So these issues with Cubase are totally unlike anything I have experienced at all with this machine.Īnd one last thing - frustration is the enemy of creativity.
#Steinberg cubase 11 update#
And it really was a joy to find out how easy it was to update around $30K worth of audio plug-ins, VST instruments and sample libraries when I got back into music recording a year ago. Please note that my new Windows 10 machine has been running perfectly for a year now. I uninstalled all the Steinberg software on the new machine, ran CCleaner, and will be asking for a refund. Also note that very little of the process of installation, and dealing with any issues along the way, is guided by the process - virtually no error handling - with a lot of room for error. The bottom line is my USB elicencer is now fried - and my old Windows XP won't recognize it either, leaving 30+ Cubase 6.5 projects inaccessible Cubase 11, even when I got it to run, crashed repeatedly and one of the functions (audio alignment) wouldn't work at all. Most of the issues seemed to involve the elicenser system. Unfortunately, the whole process of installing Cubase 11 didn't work for me.
#Steinberg cubase 11 upgrade#
So I thought I'd upgrade to the latest version of Cubase on my new Windows 10 machine and use that for audio tracking and editing only, and then import the results into Bitwig.
One drawback of Bitwig is the lack of tools for audio recording.
a modern DAW setup, it worked perfectly, flawlessly. I have it installed on an old Windows XP machine, and while being a bit underpowered vs. After a year of enjoying the wonderful Bitwig as my main DAW, I decided to purchase an update for Cubase - a program I used extensively up to version 6.5.
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