Downgrading from nuendo

[Herr Joachim]

I really like the accurate splicing and crossfade possibilites in nuendo.Besides that i use only a little reverb and occasionally some compression,
no more than 8 tracks. I was thinking of getting a reel to reel recorder for tracking, then dump the tracks onto computer to make mix sketches,
and do analog mixes later. Any cheaper programs that fit the task?

Have a nice evening.

 

[TimOBrien]

Cubase is Nuendo's little brother and the interface is very similar, so you'll have very little cross-training to do.

CubaseSE is a great program (limit of 48 audio/unlimited MIDI tracks) and only $100-150...

 

[LeeRosario]

Cubase is Nuendo's little brother and the interface is very similar, so you'll have very little cross-training to do.

CubaseSE is a great program (limit of 48 audio/unlimited MIDI tracks) and only $100-150...

exactly. it's like commin down from flying a Boeing Triple 7 and taking the seat of a 757. (Which I imagine must sting the ego a bit, but that's another story) .

 

[studiomaster]

Cubase is Nuendo's little brother and the interface is very similar, so you'll have very little cross-training to do.

CubaseSE is a great program (limit of 48 audio/unlimited MIDI tracks) and only $100-150...

Yup...Nuendo is the beast for audio and video applications. Whereas Cubase is fantastic for audio and midi processing.

 

[dementedchord]

not sure why you would want to change.... prog is too good for the intended use.... too many features....(you can turn off what you dont use alot)

 

[felipousis]

Nuendo has all the audio/midi tools Cubase has plus all the post tools. For traking and music only, cubase is excellent!