I hope they fix them in version 10.5.xx , not fair to pay for fixes that should have been working properly in the first place
Out now
There’s usually an additional update to the previous version where bugfixes are involved.
Expression maps behavior still broken! So many bugs remain unfixed. Our thumbs are tired of typing bug reports all these years but Steinberg won’t care.
I’ll vote with my wallet this time. In my opinion, we all should until they fix these bugs.
Nah, it has cost you tons of money for having arrived only now, like 15 years late.
yeah the wheel was also late, lost a lot of money there.
“I will gladly pay you tuesday for a hamburger today…”
Oh it seems i wont be able to run this one osx 10.12? Bummer. Looks like i will have to wait until i build another computer!
Also, i can’t find the demo on the site…maybe the 11 demo isn’t up yet?
Trial version usually comes few weeks after cubase update release
Ahh i see. I am prepared to buy it now but i cannot see if it will work with sierra. I am running 10.5 fine on OSX 10.12, but don’t really want to purchase just yet if it will not work on my current machine
The buy page says requirements are “macOS Mojave / macOS Catalina / macOS Big Sur”. I guess it depends on how much the new graphics engine requires Mojave onwards to run, as that would be the most likely cause of any problems.
Now that we have the announcement for Cubase 11, here’s an assessment based on my wish list.
It doesn’t appear that any changes were made to the UI and its inconsistency.
Also would like smooth scrolling and trackpad pinch zooming.
It doesn’t appear that smooth scrolling and pinch zooming were implemented.
And a dongle-free option.
Not implemented.
Borrowing some ideas from FL’s piano roll would be nice, such as scale detection and highlighting, recalling the prior note length when placing new notes, and a means of erasing notes as you pass the mouse cursor over them. FL uses a hold of right-click, but this could be done by holding a key while left-clicking and dragging over notes to be erased.
I’m pleasantly surprised to see changes here in Cubase 11! The scale feature looks great. It doesn’t appear to do highlighting, but it does do folding, and it also will snap notes to the scale before or after recording. Also happy to see the double-click to erase notes. Would prefer the above mentioned behavior, but this new method is much better than what is currently there for mouse-driven note editing. Would have liked to see a feature to have the last entered note length used for the draw tool. Overall though, quite happy with the changes in version 11 for these.
And I’d like the manual to be overhauled. There are many places where it says “you can…” without explaining how it is done.
It doesn’t appear that this was addressed.
Refresh any instruments that have small UIs that can’t be resized, such as Retrologue.
It appears this might have been addressed at least on macOS. Still reviewing, but seems there may be a feature to allow plugin resizing with the new macOS graphics engine?
Update Groove Agent with tap2find (EZDrummer) or a feature to follow a given track and generate drums (Logic).
Nothing new for Groove Agent SE / Groove Agent.
Add the ability to go straight into a project without identifying a project folder at the start.
This became worse. It now defaults to prompting for a project folder.
Remember defaults for audio connections so I don’t have to pick my input/output setting every time I open a new project.
Another user suggested creating a template. I will do so. Still think Cubase should by default assume the prior audio settings instead of starting with nothing selected.
And eliminate crashes. I had a simple session running one track with Groove Agent this week and it crashed.
Unclear. And this needs to be addressed in 10.5 still.
Update the score entry. Studio One’s score entry based on Notion is very intuitive to use.
Overall, impressed to see the changes made in the score editor. The ability to do MIDI edits to velocity and note length in the score editor is nice.
To give credit where credit is due, I like the SpectraLayers feature integration, such as the spectrogram view of audio and spectral editing. The source separation for vocals is neat, although I’m not sure I’d use it. I’d rather have instrument separation included, such as what RX has. I do like the analysis metering features that were added.
Will I upgrade? I’ll ponder it. If Cubase 11 had pinch zooming, smooth scrolling, and a dongle-free option then I would definitely upgrade. And if it had none of those, but instead had a UI improvement overhaul I would also definitely upgrade. As it stands now. There are some very nice “icing on the cake” things that were added, but some of the key things I wanted were not touched.
Heck if the update ONLY had smooth scrolling i’d update in a heartbeat, just for that, which is actually ridiculous, since the fact that we still don’t have it is crazy. I suspect it probably requires massive overhauling of the base code or something, which is why it has never been addressed in years. I nearly quit cubase because of this as it sometimes becomes so irritating. (Ableton is looking mighty interesting)
E-licensor server is down and can’t seem to do the upgrade!
Someone posted in another thread that you do now have smooth scrolling but only on macos.
if they would have “fixed” the UI, for that alone I would have upgraded
This does indeed seem like a huge bummer. Not using a trackpad atm, but will be soon - that is disappointing.
My only other worry with Cubase is how much of my resources are used for simple sessions. Even just running audio, it seems, uses a ton of resources.
Could it possibly be because i am using an OS that is not officially supported?
I think i will build my new machine as fast as i can and then try 11 on it.
Really ? Don’t be playing with me like that 
do you mean in cubase 11? Could you point me to the thread please ?