Cubase 13 - Any word on new update cycle?

[Fantom]

@cparmerlee

operate mostly by dragging and dropping loops others have created.

@cparmerlee

I wonder how true my impressions are.

Difficult to assess indeed, anyhow a good question/consideration.
I wonder if Steinberg has any statistics on this …

And I have another question:
How many dump files a day are sent to Steinberg (you know, after a Cubase unexpected shut down)?
I guess that must be a lot of dmp files and I wonder if the main effort for the next Cubase shouldn’t aim at drastically reducing the Cubase crash/freeze/hang numbers …

[Monotremata]

@Fantom

@somecomposer

Nope, I personally draw the line there. Music is my craft which I did spend decades learning and hopefully perfecting. Not sounds.

I like this statement.
More and more ‘music’ is produced by people who are not musically trained nor talented musicians.
To compensate for this lack of musicality people turn to technology (such as sound design). Cubase has a lot of features aiming at the ‘non-musical trained’ people allowing them to produce some kind of commercial music. (nothing wrong with that).
On the topic of this thread: I guess that the new Cubase features to be expected might be to help this kind of customers or might be workflow improvements we can all benefit from.
Cheers!

There is plenty for folks who don’t bother with designing their own sounds. Halion’s got 30GB of crap to use, Groove Agent has a few GB (for the SE version at least, don’t own the full one, Halion SE has its own bunch, Retrologue, etc… If the instruments you use don’t, then talk to the dev about putting in more bread and butter presets to use with your favorite toys.

Just load up an instrument, pick your preset and go, if that’s how you get your work done. No one is forcing anyone to create patches or even go into the editors.

[Manike]

@cparmerlee

Some companies, Melodyne, for example, seem to have the freedom and ethos to create what pleases them without being driven by financial results.

Celemony - Melodyne are in a pretty good position in that there aren’t that many companies making similar software - plus melodyne is, depending on what version you go for a comparable price to Cubase.

[apostolos_stikas]

My old good i7-4770 never had problems… Maybe the 13700 and E cores have issues…

[Knopf]

i7 third generation here (more than 10 years old Toshiba Qosmio gamer notebook, with upgraded RAM and SSD) and still running flawlessly C12 pro, hopefully for some more years.

[Unfolded]

I now wish for Cubase (??) PRO to go the route of ipadOS! Steinberg needs to take action as Resolve and Premier Pro already have done so, and go fully xrOS !! I neeeeed to be fully immersed in Supervision, a fully 360 visualization and mixing environment of Atmos/binaural. Events and mixers everywhere!! go go !

[Tj99]

Oh heck, please no. The last thing we need is cubase running on another OS. First fix most of the things on the currently used OS’s.

[cparmerlee]

I have never understood how Apple users can be so accepting of intentional incompatibilities introduced by the vendor. It seems like every few months now, it has become necessary for application providers to produce new releases just to make up for the planned obsolescence forced by Apple’s strategy. As a person who uses Windows, Android and Linux, I take some umbrage at this Apple forcing app suppliers to spend so much of their development resources making up for Apple’s continued unwillingness to provide a baseline level of compatibility. I’d much rather see Steinberg and others spend their limited development resources on things that actually benefit the customer.