Difference Btwn Cubase Wave Editor vs. Wavelab?

Cubase
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Since you have Wavelab as a separate Wave Editor, is there anything critical missing from Cubase 14ā€™s wave editor features that most other DAWS would have?

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If you look at the Wavelab product page, you should get an idea of what it is used for. what would be critical for any random user? I guess you would need to answer that for your needs

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Thanks Glenn. Iā€™m reading about Cubase 14 now. Does VariAudio3 do the same thing that Melodyne does?

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VariAudio is a very powerful tool and a lot of users (myself included) prefer it over Melodyne because not only does it an excellent job but it also works flawlessly within Cubase.
Melodyne offers different versions - depending on the version it can also handle polyphonic signals (other tools can do that, too, but you were inquiring about VariAudio vs Melodyne).

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Variaudio is a bit more limited, but very much like Melodyne. If you are a Cubase user, you will love the integrated user experience. It has a very fast and easy workflow.

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Thanks for the help guys. 1 more question. Does it tune your track in real time, or after the fact?

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i never tune real time, but its not a terrible idea to set a tuner to chromatic if you want to. many prefer that

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Thanks Glenn. So, that feature IS in VariAudio3?

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vari audio is not real time. try the pitch correction plugin, or use something from Waves like Pardon Our Interruption or even the original Auto Tune

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