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Hello @Matthias_Quellmann,
Thank you very much for the team’s hard work on bringing Cubase 15 up to all of us.
The DAW really gets modern with every release.

I would like to suggest 3 main ideas about the future destination of Cubase/Nuendo and Steinberg in general. I would like to invite @dspreadbury to see this comment.

  1. Would be nice to see a centralization of the Audio Editing in Cubase/Nuendo

    • Something like Pro Tools’ - BeatDetective tool is a “must to have” in every modern DAW
    • BeatDetective makes the audio quantization and editing much faster than it is in Cubase/Nuendo currently.

  2. This one is inspired by UAD Luna and their “Analogue” approach.

    • It’s nice that Cubase/Nuendo become more and more powerful towards sound design and electronic music, but still the Analogue Sound trend is growing.
    • Harrison Mixbus and Cakewalk are another DAWs which following the “Analogue” trend..

  3. Something Affinity 3 (by Canva) inspired.

    • Would be great if we could have “All in One” (Cubase, Nuendo, Dorico, WaveLab and SpectraLayers) within a single, multi-module, application.
    • The availability of the modules will depend on the purchased licenses
    • Would be great if one doesn’t need to leave the app, or to launch another one, in order to accomplish all the needed tasks.
    • It will be more comfortable for those who uses instrument host like Vienna Ensemble Pro. It would be hard to connect two apps to VEP e.g. Dorico + Cubase.
    • Apps like Divisimate could be easily used for notation, due to it’s connection with Cubase/Nuendo. Currently it’s impossible to use it with Dorico.
    • Working with multiple applications isn’t a good idea and takes time jumping from one another.

Best regards,
Thurisaz

N.B: Here is the separate thread on the idea I have shared in this comment (We could open a wide discussion about those ideas):

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