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• Cubase 5 price upgrade#

With Re-record mode active, just hit the button and the previous take is deleted (though left in the Pool) and count-in and location settings immediately restored. If you frequently start a performance and immediately fluff it, you no longer have to press stop and reset the playhead before doing another take. And again saving time, a new record mode has been introduced: Re-record. Quick Controls have got more powerful too, and you can now save/load Track Quick Control assignments as presets for immediate access. Again, this is excellent for de-cluttering your workspace. It makes dealing with multiple takes or ideas far simpler and greatly reduces clutter inside a project.Įxpanding on the selective visibility features found in MixConsole, Project view now offers the ability to see only the types of tracks you want while hiding others. Each version retains the usual functionality, and Versions works with audio, MIDI, instrument, chord, tempo and signature tracks. You can duplicate or delete versions using the Inspector tab and toggle between versions easily. It’s really simple: just click to create a new version and record your MIDI/audio – effects, EQ and other settings remain in place. New Versions First up is TrackVersions, a way of making multiple versions of the same track without having to duplicate anything in the project window. There’s a mixture of functional and flashy new stuff, so let’s dive in and see what’s new. Generally speaking, this is good news for users, and 7.5 is the latest release from the German outfit. Steinberg has in recent years moved to a more frequent release schedule for Cubase, opting for point-5 releases that bring a smattering of new features, improvements and tweaks rather than waiting longer for full-point upgrades.

Cubase 5 price upgrade#