fiddler2007
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Cubase 10.5 PRO Retail FULL version for sale. Actually never used, as it was bought for work on a second computer in another studio.
License comes on a new USB elicenser dongle together with a NEW unused UR22c audio interface.
PLEASE NOTE Cubase versions above v. 9 only runs on Windows x64 or MAC x64 systems. Refunds are NOT possible due licensing activation done at my end for safety,
and defined for Cubase 11 pro.
If you run into issues i can probably assist you, as i am an experienced (Windows10 Pro) user.
You can already start with Cubase 11 PRO when you download the trial version from Steinberg, which runs for 30 days unlimited.
Licensing temporarily via a soft elicenser code obtained via your 'My Steinberg' account; you can download the installation ISO once registered.
With the eLicenser dongle to send to you i can also include a 32GB USB stick with all the software at 25 U$D extra, might be practical if you have a slow internet provider.
INSURED WORLDWIDE SHIPPING is 70 U$D, PAYPAL is POSSIBLE but at 3.5% EXTRA; you'll have 'buyers warranty'.
PRICE $585.00 USD. Cubase 11 pro WITHOUT the UR22c: $485.00.
PS if you buy from, or shipping address is, within the EU:
on top comes 21% VAT unless you have a proven legit MWST, UST, VAT or TVA registration.
Send me your registration details then please to check with VIES.
If (insured) shipping turns out to be cheaper i will refund via Paypal .... Shipping will be done in an insured registered mail envelope.
Tip: Save on shipping and bank exchange rates: you can pay via credit card and WISE ot Instarem money wiring services to my bank account.
Please contact me first !
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Steinberg Cubase 11 INFORMATION.
The major update of the popular DAW comes with many new features and workflow improvements, including the new Spectral Comparison EQ, Padshop 2, coloured mixer channels and improved video capabilities.
Steinberg Cubase 11 new features
It hasn?t been all that long since Steinberg released Cubase 10, which brought us many improvements like VariAudio 3, new channel strips and ARA support. But the company already has the next major release ready. It includes many new features, some of which bring Cubase 11 up on par with other DAWs, and some of which are exclusive to Cubase. After a quick glance, I?m inclined to say that most other companies would have gone ahead and called it Cubase 11. Although Steinberg didn?t do that, 10.5 is still a paid update, even for owners of Cubase 10. Looking at the long list of new features, that?s not surprising.
Spectral Comparison EQ
The new Spectral Comparison EQ is designed to help you clean up frequencies to make room for instruments in your mix. It lets you route a second signal from another track into the EQ and compare the spectral curves. That means that you won?t have to resort to external plug-ins like Sknote Main EQ or Fabfilter Pro-Q 3, which already have this feature. The Spectral Comparison EQ is only available in the Pro tier of Cubase 10.5.
New video render and export features
Cubase is a favourite among people who write music to picture, and Steinberg has made it much easier to quickly export videos with your music in order to present them to clients. Cubase 11 can export videos with H.264 compression and 16 bit audio without the need for additional software. You can export the whole project or just parts of it, and even include the timecode in the video if needed. This feature is available in all three versions of Cubase 11 all the way down to the Elements version.
Track import from other projects
This is one of those features that may not seem like a big deal, but they are. It?s also another area where Cubase couldn?t quite compete with some other DAWs until now. Cubase 11 allows you to import tracks and their settings from other projects using a simple interface, which lets you select precisely which elements you?d like to import. You can import any combination of the contents of a track, the channel settings, and the automation. It?s a great way to quickly pull complete tracks from another version of the same project, and it can help with things like importing the mixer settings for a drum mix from another song, for example. Very nice! This feature is exclusive to the Pro version of Cubase 11
Coloured mixer channels
Cubase 11 adds the option to colour entire channels in the MixConsole with track colours. Although this might seem like a minor feature, it has the potential to greatly improve your workflow by giving you a better overview of what?s where. In big projects, that can speed things up considerably. All three versions of Cubase 10.5 have this feature.
MultiTap Delay
Another new plug-in that comes with Cubase 11 is the MultiTap Delay. With up to eight taps per delay loop and features like saturation, modulation and ducking, it looks like a very capable creative delay. Logic?s Delay Designer may have been an inspiration here, but that?s not a bad thing at all. The MultiTap Delay is included in the Pro and Artist versions.
Padshop 2
Steinberg's granular synth Padshop has been updated to version 2. It comes with a new spectral oscillator, which Steinberg says ?lets you turn your own samples into fascinating sonic sculptures?. Padshop 2 also adds an arpeggiator section, as well as 100 new presets. It is available in the Pro and Artist versions.
Other new features
In addition to these major new features, Cubase 11 comes with various other improvements. These include a revised retrospective MIDI recording feature, which can save your day in case you forgot to press record before putting in your best performance. The Pro and Artist versions get a new combined select tools mode, which combines the two most frequently used tools and lets you use them simultaneously. The score editor in the Pro version has also received some useful updates; the same goes for the macro creation window. There?s now a safe start mode which allows you to deactivate all third party plug-ins when starting Cubase. And finally, Cubase Elements now gets the Stereo Delay, De-esser and Roomworks plug-ins.
Frequency 2 is a precise eight-band dynamic EQ, with each band capable of being set to Dynamic mode for precise mixing. You can also have a different sidechain for each band to get really creative. SuperVision is also a great tool for checking in on frequencies, offering multimeter audio analysis. It is capable of displaying level, spectral, phase and waveform analysis with nine module slots to create your own custom modules.
Going deeper into audio editing is made easier with SpectraLayers One, which is essentially a lite version of Steinberg?s comprehensive SpectraLayers software. The tool will let you clean up audio signals and remix your favourite tracks by isolating the vocals and adding your own parts over the top.
Imager will allow you to enhance the stereo width of your project with multiband capabilities. This lets you place audio tracks at certain places in the stereo fields independently. Squasher is primed for EDM and other high energy music, again offering compression over multiple bands.
Score Editor now features a Properties tab offering swift access to notation and note editing. A new Note Editing Overlay makes this even easier, along with support for the Standard Music Font Layout (SMuFL) font format to bring some of Dorico?s fonts into Cubase.
Stem exporting is streamlined in the new Cubase, with improved synchronisation and the ability to create and recall file format presets. You can export the full signal path with master bus processing, too, for a precise representation of your mix.
Cubase 11 comes with a whole host of other performance improvements
License comes on a new USB elicenser dongle together with a NEW unused UR22c audio interface.
PLEASE NOTE Cubase versions above v. 9 only runs on Windows x64 or MAC x64 systems. Refunds are NOT possible due licensing activation done at my end for safety,
and defined for Cubase 11 pro.
If you run into issues i can probably assist you, as i am an experienced (Windows10 Pro) user.
You can already start with Cubase 11 PRO when you download the trial version from Steinberg, which runs for 30 days unlimited.
Licensing temporarily via a soft elicenser code obtained via your 'My Steinberg' account; you can download the installation ISO once registered.
With the eLicenser dongle to send to you i can also include a 32GB USB stick with all the software at 25 U$D extra, might be practical if you have a slow internet provider.
INSURED WORLDWIDE SHIPPING is 70 U$D, PAYPAL is POSSIBLE but at 3.5% EXTRA; you'll have 'buyers warranty'.
PRICE $585.00 USD. Cubase 11 pro WITHOUT the UR22c: $485.00.
PS if you buy from, or shipping address is, within the EU:
on top comes 21% VAT unless you have a proven legit MWST, UST, VAT or TVA registration.
Send me your registration details then please to check with VIES.
If (insured) shipping turns out to be cheaper i will refund via Paypal .... Shipping will be done in an insured registered mail envelope.
Tip: Save on shipping and bank exchange rates: you can pay via credit card and WISE ot Instarem money wiring services to my bank account.
Please contact me first !
-------------------------------------------------------
Steinberg Cubase 11 INFORMATION.
The major update of the popular DAW comes with many new features and workflow improvements, including the new Spectral Comparison EQ, Padshop 2, coloured mixer channels and improved video capabilities.
Steinberg Cubase 11 new features
It hasn?t been all that long since Steinberg released Cubase 10, which brought us many improvements like VariAudio 3, new channel strips and ARA support. But the company already has the next major release ready. It includes many new features, some of which bring Cubase 11 up on par with other DAWs, and some of which are exclusive to Cubase. After a quick glance, I?m inclined to say that most other companies would have gone ahead and called it Cubase 11. Although Steinberg didn?t do that, 10.5 is still a paid update, even for owners of Cubase 10. Looking at the long list of new features, that?s not surprising.
Spectral Comparison EQ
The new Spectral Comparison EQ is designed to help you clean up frequencies to make room for instruments in your mix. It lets you route a second signal from another track into the EQ and compare the spectral curves. That means that you won?t have to resort to external plug-ins like Sknote Main EQ or Fabfilter Pro-Q 3, which already have this feature. The Spectral Comparison EQ is only available in the Pro tier of Cubase 10.5.
New video render and export features
Cubase is a favourite among people who write music to picture, and Steinberg has made it much easier to quickly export videos with your music in order to present them to clients. Cubase 11 can export videos with H.264 compression and 16 bit audio without the need for additional software. You can export the whole project or just parts of it, and even include the timecode in the video if needed. This feature is available in all three versions of Cubase 11 all the way down to the Elements version.
Track import from other projects
This is one of those features that may not seem like a big deal, but they are. It?s also another area where Cubase couldn?t quite compete with some other DAWs until now. Cubase 11 allows you to import tracks and their settings from other projects using a simple interface, which lets you select precisely which elements you?d like to import. You can import any combination of the contents of a track, the channel settings, and the automation. It?s a great way to quickly pull complete tracks from another version of the same project, and it can help with things like importing the mixer settings for a drum mix from another song, for example. Very nice! This feature is exclusive to the Pro version of Cubase 11
Coloured mixer channels
Cubase 11 adds the option to colour entire channels in the MixConsole with track colours. Although this might seem like a minor feature, it has the potential to greatly improve your workflow by giving you a better overview of what?s where. In big projects, that can speed things up considerably. All three versions of Cubase 10.5 have this feature.
MultiTap Delay
Another new plug-in that comes with Cubase 11 is the MultiTap Delay. With up to eight taps per delay loop and features like saturation, modulation and ducking, it looks like a very capable creative delay. Logic?s Delay Designer may have been an inspiration here, but that?s not a bad thing at all. The MultiTap Delay is included in the Pro and Artist versions.
Padshop 2
Steinberg's granular synth Padshop has been updated to version 2. It comes with a new spectral oscillator, which Steinberg says ?lets you turn your own samples into fascinating sonic sculptures?. Padshop 2 also adds an arpeggiator section, as well as 100 new presets. It is available in the Pro and Artist versions.
Other new features
In addition to these major new features, Cubase 11 comes with various other improvements. These include a revised retrospective MIDI recording feature, which can save your day in case you forgot to press record before putting in your best performance. The Pro and Artist versions get a new combined select tools mode, which combines the two most frequently used tools and lets you use them simultaneously. The score editor in the Pro version has also received some useful updates; the same goes for the macro creation window. There?s now a safe start mode which allows you to deactivate all third party plug-ins when starting Cubase. And finally, Cubase Elements now gets the Stereo Delay, De-esser and Roomworks plug-ins.
Cubase 11 Pro at a glance
- Upgrades to Sampler Track
- SuperVision audio analyser
- Streamlined stem export
- Key Editor and Score Editor improvements
- Frequency 2 dynamic EQ
- Squasher multiband compressor
- Imager utility effect
- SpectraLayers One
- New sample sets
- Various performance upgrades
New plug-ins
Five new plug-ins are available in the latest iteration of Cubase: SuperVision, SpectraLayers One, Imager, Squasher and Frequency 2. These all seem like great utility tools to ensure your audio is clean, punchy and professional.Frequency 2 is a precise eight-band dynamic EQ, with each band capable of being set to Dynamic mode for precise mixing. You can also have a different sidechain for each band to get really creative. SuperVision is also a great tool for checking in on frequencies, offering multimeter audio analysis. It is capable of displaying level, spectral, phase and waveform analysis with nine module slots to create your own custom modules.
Going deeper into audio editing is made easier with SpectraLayers One, which is essentially a lite version of Steinberg?s comprehensive SpectraLayers software. The tool will let you clean up audio signals and remix your favourite tracks by isolating the vocals and adding your own parts over the top.
Imager will allow you to enhance the stereo width of your project with multiband capabilities. This lets you place audio tracks at certain places in the stereo fields independently. Squasher is primed for EDM and other high energy music, again offering compression over multiple bands.
editing enhancements
Key Editor and Score Editor both get an upgrade in Cubase 11. Key Editor will now display the Global Track to provide a visual reference on tempo changes and markers. You can also automate the pitch bend lanes.Score Editor now features a Properties tab offering swift access to notation and note editing. A new Note Editing Overlay makes this even easier, along with support for the Standard Music Font Layout (SMuFL) font format to bring some of Dorico?s fonts into Cubase.
Stems and samples
Cubase 11?s Sampler Track makes chopping up audio a breeze with automatic slicing. This function will be familiar to those who have worked with Akai MPC samplers, letting you slice a loop with just a few clicks. The sample engine also allows you to add a vintage touch or cut samples at the highest sample rate. New features like mono legato glide and two global LFOs let you push your creativity to the edge.Stem exporting is streamlined in the new Cubase, with improved synchronisation and the ability to create and recall file format presets. You can export the full signal path with master bus processing, too, for a precise representation of your mix.
Cubase 11 comes with a whole host of other performance improvements
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