No Cubase LE?

[vigormusic]

Is cubase LE not on the steinburg site?
I can't find any info or support on there about it. I am looking into a firepod and wanted to get to know a little more about the cubase LE software.
I went to this page here

and clicked on the cubase le/firepod bundle but the link does no work. it goes back to a default page. does anyone know where I can get more info on LE? preferrably from steinburg.
thanks.
-Kev

 

[Carter]

They dont give much info on LE follow this link to the feature comparison chart then read up on Cubase SE, This way you will know what LE dosent have compaired to SE, Hope that helps.

http://www.steinberg.net/displaydoc...&doctype=181&templ=10&division_id=&loc=doc181

 

[AvoidTheClap]

i can try to answer anything you may wanna know. i've had my firepod for about a month & been using cubase daily ever since.
its a big step up from cakewalk & the things i've used before.

 

[vigormusic]

thanks.
How are the effects? are there any? are they easy to apply? are there many of them? how many can be applied on one track?
I'm really looking forward to getting my firepod, not for a few more months though, I have to finish paying off my powermac G5 first. then its all recording. I hope the learning curve of cubase LE isn't too hard, but at the same time I hope it's not a completely stripped down piece of software, you know?

 

[AvoidTheClap]

thanks.
How are the effects? are there any? are they easy to apply? are there many of them? how many can be applied on one track?
I'm really looking forward to getting my firepod, not for a few more months though, I have to finish paying off my powermac G5 first. then its all recording. I hope the learning curve of cubase LE isn't too hard, but at the same time I hope it's not a completely stripped down piece of software, you know?

i got a few antares plugins, which work well. as far as effects it comes with. there's a reverb with a lot of different types, tube, a few distortion things, all the usual stuff basicly. pretty much what cakewalk has, & a few others.
but there's plenty of free vst plugins for it.

it was pretty easy to adapt to. i'd used cakewalk for a long time before, & i guess cakewalk is supposed to be the easiest of the easy. the transition wasn't bad.