Hi guys,I have recently had to upgrade my system and so naturally ive had to reinstall cubase, however its been a few years since i have had to do this and ive forgotten the process to upgrade from cubase 5.0.1 up to 5.5.3 (which was the last upgrade for this version if i remember correctly) there used to be a webpage on the steinberg site which walked you through this but its no longer there, doe anyone know the process? im thinking there was a version 5.1.1 then maybe after that 5.5.0 then 5.5.3 but i have tryed this way and the updates dont work , so i thought maybe i had to do these with my anti virus off (dunno where i got this from) but still not working, any ideas anyone? any help would be gratefully received
Thank you for the swift reply Fabio,however i have been trying this and the upgrade files dont seem to work correctly, when i run them, i get a little box with a green loading line on it , which when it gets to the end flashes up another window, which is too fast and i cannot identify it, and that is it, no error message or any thing, so then i load cubase and it is still the same build.i cant work out what is causing this, i have tryed to run them with my firewall and antivirus off to see if this made a diffrence but is still the same.any ideas what may cause this?thnx in advancewakadoOo
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Recently i talked with a man who did arrangements for violin. He says he at first tried to work on pc cubase, but sound was bad as he tried. He moved then to mac cubase (with the same settings). And it was absolutely different sound! For now he said that would not never moved back to PC because of bad quality sound there.
After a brief period with audio integration, the next version, Cubase VST, featured fully integrated audio recording and mixing along with effects. It added Virtual Studio Technology (VST) support, a standard for audio plug-ins, which led to a plethora of third-party effects, both freeware and commercial. Cubase VST was only for Macintosh and Windows; Atari support had been effectively dropped by this time, despite such hardware still being a mainstay in many studios. Cubase VST was offering a tremendous amount of power to the home user, but computer hardware took some time to catch up. By the time it did, VST's audio editing ability was found to be lacking, when compared with competitors such as Pro Tools DAE and Digital Performer MAS.
While the full version of Cubase features unlimited audio and MIDI tracks, lesser versions have limits. For instance, Cubase Elements 6 has a maximum of 48 audio track and 64 MIDI tracks and Cubase Artist 6 offer 64 audio and 128 MIDI tracks.
In 2013, Steinberg introduced Cubasis for iPad, a Cubase for iOS. This version was a full rewrite and supports MIDI and audio tracks, audiobus and virtual MIDI to work with external music apps from the first versions.[6] In 2016, Cubasis 2 was released as a free update with new features such as real-time time-stretching, pitch-shifting for changing the key, a "channel strip" effects suite, and new plug-ins and sounds.[1] In 2017, Steinberg received the MIPA (Musikmesse International Press Award) for Cubasis 2 in the Mobile Music App category at the Musikmesse in Frankfurt.[2] In late 2019, Cubasis 3 followed as a new app and included group tracks, a "Master Strip" effects suite, a revamped MediaBay, more effects and many more features in addition to iPhone support. In mid-2020, Cubasis 3 was released for Android tablets and smartphones.[3]
It's now far easier to choose patches on your sound modules from inside Cubase using banks full of names rather than sets of meaningless program change numbers. First you set up an Instrument with a unique MIDI output and channel(s), and then choose a Patch Name Source from the following options: SoundFonts or VST Instrument if the sound source is suitably compatible, the Studio Module if you have set this up and have patch names loaded in from a bank file, or the new option Patch Name Script. This refers to text files stored in the 'Patchnames' folder in the new 'Scripts' folder. About 80 such files are shipped with Cubase.
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