Played around for a while, seemed ok but when I closed Cubase I got a “Cubase quit unexpectedly” crash report. Again, MacOS Sequoia 15.1, MacBook Air M3.
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I feel like grace period is too small. I just bought Cubase Pro 13 upgrade on Sep 19 and 48 days later, Steinberg released Cubase 14 …
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If I have purchased Cubase 13 through SPLICE “rent to own” program. Can I take advantage of the upgrade price to v14 if I have not yet finished paying for 13?
I agree. A bit of a slap in the face - bought 13PRO Sept 7, 2024 upgrade and I would have been ahead to wait 2 months
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It’s probably niche to a minority of users, but the improvements to the score editor look amazing, and it was a brilliant idea to fold Dorico into Cubase! This will be a huge relief to composers, and completely transform workflow. Very excited about this release!
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Same here… this company sure knows how to pzz people off with its upgrade shenanigans. I just upgraded in September. I’ll wait… again.
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Does Cubase 14 Pro on PC still support VST2?
VST2 hasn’t been supported since Cubase 11 I believe. (Oh, seems I was wrong, reading the post below)
From the release notes…
End of VST 2 Compatibility Support
As previously announced, Cubase 14 marks the end of official compatibility support for VST 2 plug-ins. By default, the VST 2 plug-in scan is disabled in the VST Plug-in Manager, with only the VST 3 plug-in folder being scanned.VST 2 plug-ins can still be loaded (except on native Apple Silicon) if the VST 2 plug-in scanner is manually enabled in the VST Plug-in Manager. However, Steinberg will no longer provide support for any issues related to VST 2.
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So that’s a yes (but without support) then… good stuff. There’s editors for hardware and a few other bits I don’t want to lose.
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I moved to Nuendo 13. I would like to know if Nuendo 14 will be released soon.
Still no routing folders? 
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Hi Steinberg, I’m enjoying steinberg growing as I’ve been watching all the improvements in all Software’s, that very nice to see, I like all the introduced futures in Cubase, exceptionally the modulation and dynamics creating that’s a very useful tool and everything else is amazing for myself as a user, I just have one question relation to the audio signal, I thought why not integrating the RMS signal into the mixer and wherever else works as you guys know better, I like the gain utility plugin and any gain staging future that Cubase offers, I thought with this again amazing improvements, why not to introduce RMS sides to Peak levels so I can know what I’m dealing with from the samples or the realtime recording without using any other tab , I think this will help a lot for viewing the electrical side of the audio piece. Thank you and I hope this simple request gets heard as I’ve been waiting for a long time for it and actively asking so I can fully rely on Cubase 
greetings from Canada and Congratulations for the release!
Indeed - during the sale right? Seems like that was a bit rude since they had to know 14 was right around the corner. Why not wait a few weeks for the “sale” or push the grace period to something reasonable.
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That they not only knew but actually planned it that way., And that’s the part that feels like a big FU.
I upgraded to 13 and purchased the cableguys package for some quick sidechain and filter effects the same week,
If I had known I would have waited but nope… they like playing tricks on their long time customers who actually pay for their software… and still no gapless audio? 
Yet,
I bet we’ll see the usual videos by the same players telling us how modern it is… again.
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Its not just that the sale is too close - the added “pressure” that you would lose upgrade capability in 2025 from the usb dongle kinda pushed the urgency of the upgrade during the sale.
I get that sales etc are good and I like the Cubase 14 score improvements - but this just seems a bit inconsiderate. Seems like you would **have ** to know this would p off a lot of loyal customers.
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Playing tricks? They’ve released updates around Nov/Dec for at least the past 10 years, we know that Cubase 12 was postponed until March and warned accordingly, that being the only exception.
I don’t know how longtime you’ve been but this is very much a traditional Steinberg release period. They have no reason to trick anyone, hence why there’s a grace period to start with.
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Hi! I just update to Pro 13 on September 13, that.s 1.5 months ago. I know you can’t have an ad hoc upgrade path for every user but… is there something that can be done to establish a more thoughtful eligibility period?
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This update is huge! The best over the last years.
Bravo Steinberg!
I’m going to purchase the update.
Now there are only two things I want to see implemented (hopefully in Cubase 15):
- Bussed folders
- Ability to export a score created with the new Cubase score editor, as Dorico file for an absolute match.
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I activated Cubase 13 Pro on October 24, 2024. Would this qualify me for a free upgrade to Cubase 14 Pro under Steinberg’s Grace Period policy? What’s the cutoff date for eligibility?