Change your project colors in Cubase & Nuendo

The colors in Cubase are still bad. (My opinion.)
You can adjust them, but it’s a time-consuming task.

Below is a link to the Poundsound website, which has written a great piece of software, a link to the YouTube tutorial, and a link to a website where you can easily find the color codes and copy them into the program (you’ll need to manually select the setting).

It’s completely free and it works really well.
I’ve now customized my Cubase 14Pro with the colors
just the way I want them.

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so where is your color palette. I can´t see it? :slight_smile:

This picture has been AI-edited to make it a bit more atmospheric.
The original was too clear

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I have been thinking to use this tool. Your screen looks very soft and comfortable. I really can´t operate anything that isn´t dark mode anymore.

Thanks for sharing this, I patched the tool today. For friends across the pond (German, Swedish, Norwegian, etc.) non-ASCII characters (like ä, ö, ü, ø, å) in Cubase/Nuendo Defaults.xml files were causing import failures for some users. The import function should work fine now! :slight_smile:

works much better now than when I looked at it a few months ago

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This is an AI image, literally has “ChatGPT” in the file name.

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It’s an AI-edited photo of the original to make it a bit more atmospheric.
The original was too clear as you can see.

No problem, you’re welcome.
The tool works perfectly and I think it will make many Cubase/Nuendo users happy.

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Thanks, it’s come a long way over the last month or so. The original release was to test the functionality mostly worked for people - before getting stuck into the interface making refinements. Another patch will be made this week as I’ve added a couple extra things.

Thank you. :slight_smile:

New updated has been rolled out which includes the new snapshot function + some little tweaks :slight_smile:

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