Cubase SE

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8thstreet has Cubase SE for only $100.
Has anyone used it?
Looks like a great piece of software to get me started -- and it should last a while too!

Judging by the reputability of Steinberg/Cubase software titles, this seems to be a good choice.

Thanks guys,
Justin
 
trax said:
I just bought it 2 weeks ago,it's tight.
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How does it compare to other Cubase and Cakewalk software?

Thanks,
Justin
 
Cubase is differt from cakewalk,because the interface is different and it has different effects.
 
Okay.
I suppose it's worth a shot since it's so cheap!
 
From my perspective, as I am syncing up with my DAW, it has one major flaw, which is that it does not accept sync, and will only output MIDI Clock, which sucks as a sync format. I wish I had noticed that before I bought it.


Light

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Thanks Light.
That could be a problem when I get my second Delta 44, no?
 
Does Cubase SX 2.x have the same sync problems?

$100 for Cubase SE is a steal. Value wise its worth much more than that. It is limited in comparison to the full SX, but easily worth $100. Also, you can upgrade later and it won't cost you any more than buying the original full version. In fact, it turns out to be $1 cheaper to buy Cubase SL and then upgrade that to Cubase SX.
 
It will sync to your computer, so a second sound card would not be an issue (I would imagin). My situation is I have outside gear I need to sync to, which does not work with SE.

SX and SL (according to the manuals, I don't have my upgrade yet) can sync to SMPTE, MIDI Time Code (which is a MIDI version of SMPTE), and MIDI Clock (which sucks as it is tempo dependent).


Light

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