#KRISTAL AUDIO ENGINE SCORE PLUGIN UPDATE#

Look at the names in the About dialog of various versions of Cubase over the years, are the same names there, year after year? Yes.Īnd frankly speaking, if you don’t know the workflow of other DAWs how would you be able to estimate their utility? This is the very definition of trolling- making untrue statements and insulting actual human beings. Most of the things I’ve mentioned benefit both basic users and advanced users.īut after the part of the Steinberg team left Steinberg and went to AIR / Avid, Presonus etc, everyone left at steinberg don’t really know what they’re doing anymore There are plenty of ways that Cubase is fast and plenty of ways that it’s not. What I’m referring to are mostly things that can’t be addressed with Metagrid – they are internal things that slow down workflow which I’ve outlined in many other posts, and when improved will serve to speed things up for everybody…well, again, everybody except for those who might be irrationally glued to an older, slower way of doing them (which is an odd phenomenon I see here sometimes). I don’t use any other kind of controller – I have no use for them personally. I’ve been using Metagrid for a while now and couldn’t work without it. So when you ask for improved fast streamlined workflow, make sure it really benefits the basic user, and isn’t a function of something that should be an extension of Cubase.Īgreed on many fronts. It wasn’t a MCU DAW controller, it wasn’t a wireless phone app, it wasn’t Soft tube console integrating my UAD tools…It’s $14 Metagrid that could make it worth buying a used iPad, or in my case, permanently borrow my wife’s iPad, while still proclaiming I don’t belong to the religion of Apple. In my world, this is how I got more fast.

a organizational method for anyone who use hundreds of tracks.

integrate 3rd party logical presets created by that famous pirate Jono,.

Reliance on speed and specifically KC’s is something that becomes a value over time and with a maturing DAW environment I think that time has come.) I’m thinking this has been ignored for years because frankly, KC’s don’t sell Cubase.

#KRISTAL AUDIO ENGINE SCORE PLUGIN UPDATE#

Then update the entire KC window including improving creating micros, and organize it so the user knows which Cubase windows belong to which KCs. ( However agreeing with your basic post which is Steinbergs responsibility, I wish they would add the missing key commands, then update the very outdated search method. a button for every available Cubase key command,.Personally, for users who desire streamlined and much more fast workflow, and understand the solution isn’t a MCU DAW controller, Metagrid greatly improves speed because of the following: DAW controller is fine for very basic mixing, but most users want much more DAW integration than what MCU protocol allows. Then they realize the ultimate solution is Yamaha Nuage until you see the price. I feel some users get sucked into the DAW controller trap ultimately becoming unhappy because MCU won’t take them near as far as they thought. However I think there is a threshold where the user also needs to take what is given in Cubase, and customize it to the next level by configuring user specific objectives with tools that go far beyond the scope of Cubase. wondering if Steinberg would ever re-focus on basic core functions of a DAW and stop doing what 3rd parties can often do better.

I have been raging about workflow and core functions ever since the release of outsourced 3rd party stuff like LoopMash and then later on…sigh…new and improved LoopMash. I agree with this basic concept of improved workflow. When a concept shows up first in another DAW, I think it takes Steinberg a bit more time to integrate it in Cubase due to it’s age. I think this shows some dedication toward film commercial composers who desire enhanced workflow. The recent long-standing bug addressing disable/enable track export/import that messed up midi assignments has finally been fixed. This does NOT mean turning Cubase into another DAW, but it DOES mean being inspired by new (even some old!) designs of others and implementing them into the Cubase environment in the Cubase way. I want to stay with Cubase because of how advanced it is for film scoring and large-scale song production over the other DAWs I’ve tried (including Studio One), and it would benefit every single person on this forum if they made it their highest priority to make the workflow as fast as possible.

Kristal audio engine score plugin