Hey Steinberg,
I’ve finally jumped up on your suggestion to use Cubase for editing and song composing - what a wonderful app compared to VST Live… It can be quite well seen that Cubase is out much longer and has a much bigger development behind…
Besides the audio engine that interestingly seems to work better for me (with less dropouts and less glitches and a much smaller CPU usage) in VST Live (still figuring out why this is so but this is not what this topic shall be about) Cubase really impresses me what I can do!
Unfortunately when it comes to import Cubase projects in VST Live I’m not so happy with the integration there and how the Cubase project can be used in VST Live:
First of all I (still) don’t understand why I’m not getting the track volumes here for MIDI tracks but instead I see the MIDI volume sliders:
Then I had to figure out that all my volume adjustments that I made on the tracks in Cubase are not overtaken:
In Cubase it looks like this:
Most sadly the markers and especially the arranger markers are not transfered.
I totally do not understand why you cannot implement the Arranger track from Cubase and replace the Song track in VST Live with it and also add the Cubase Arranger Editor in VST Live that in my opinion is so much more powerful compared to the poor Song track and possibilities that this track offers in combination with the FlexLoops function.
The Cubase Arranger would fit much better into VST Live in my opinion and would give much more control and advantages compared to the FlexLoops function…
Next I’m not so happy with that I need to export the cubase project in Cubase first and after have to import it in VST Live.
I wished there was something like a UPDATE PROJECT button in VST Live that would auto communicate with Cubase and would quickly update the whole song when I make any changes to it in real time!
This, missing track volumes adoption to the Cubase settings and the missing Arranger in VST Live that not automatically creates the song parts…
… but also would add the correct starting points (as they already exist in the Cubase Arranger (track))…
… is something I’m missing in VST Live.











