Good for you. I am happy version 7 gets every day usage from you.
Listen, don’t tell me what I should say. I stated clearly, very very clearly, that I do not have cubase 7 and I also stated earlier"
At least, I wouldn’t trust using it if I had it based on all the reports in the C7 forum of issues and the major loss of control surface integration with mixer views.
I can comment on status with such certainty because a great deal of issues listed here in this thread and in the cubase 7 forum that there would be way too many issues reported that I would come across in daily use. And, and this is a big AND, I am not the only one that feels this way either. So, what does classify it as being severely incomplete?
How about:
*The mixer does not scale well. The buttons compress on top of eachother, text just smooshes to a blob etc…
*Mixer to Project synch is semi-broken, primarily if you use folders but under other scenarios as well.
*crippled/removed/missing key commands (because of course I hate using the mouse)
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And these are only ones that would impact me. How about people scoring to video? Lets try that in Cubase 7 right this moment.
I stand behind my statement that it in its current state it is severely incomplete. It is okay too. Hey, they did a major re-write with a boatload of feature adds. Steinberg will correct problems and optimize the new code. It is how it works. There is nothing wrong with that, however what is wrong is painting a pretty picture of cubase 7 especially to people like me making a living doing audio recording and production. My life would be miserable! I am so thankful Steinberg has classified the issues to a dedicated forum. It shows there is a lot of attention being paid to their work and the work of their customers with reporting what they find. I have no doubt in my mind that they will polish their work, but right now, it is a diamond in the rough.