Cubase 12 Pro - Now available on splice rent-to-own

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As far as I know, Splice operates on the basis that if a new version is released, your subscription is switched on to that one. I could be wrong there but I think I seen that mentioned for Izotope Ozone.

Edit: It appears my info is wrong based on @Matthias_Quellmann response.

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I guess Splice is referring to maintenance updates when they mention “access to the latest version”.

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Perhaps, or I’ve read into it wrong entirely! lol

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So for people entering into this plan are you offering any guarantees that a new version won’t be released within the next x months or anything?

We’re confused as to what the update cycle looks like going forward so would be great to have a little clarity here.

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Unfortunately I can’t comment on the release date of the next Cubase generation.

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But can you confirm the MR will be fully functional before the new generation ? Ohhhhh and ive never heard Cubasae Updates called 'new generation ’ . sounds exciting :+1: :upside_down_face:

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Help me out: What do you mean by MR? I have’t read through the whole thread here. Sorry.

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Sorry Matthias ,i mean the Midi Remote

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Ok. Can you point me to the thread where “fully functional” is discussed? The splice thread here might not be the right place to discuss.

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Sure , here .
Steinberg - MIDI Remote Editor roadmap? Critical issues and bugs - Cubase - Steinberg Forums

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Add Absolute 6 Update from Halion 6 please

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Do you know what happens if someone has paid off a portion of it, and then fails a payment? Is that person able to resume payments from wherever they were at, when they’re ready? And will you lose all your projects and VSTs if you fail a payment?

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You would cancel the plan rather than fail to pay, and in that instance yes you can resume the plan at a later date, and no you won’t lose projects or anything - just the ability to use the software until you resume again.

Full info is here:

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You would have thought Splice would have had the sense to add Cubase to the top 5 DAWs supported if Steinberg are going to offer a 2 months free voucher for the service. I appreciate Cubase will work with the plugins provided but hardly a joined-up cross promotion for either party!?