FYI, I’ve been playing around with clipper and saturation plug-ins lately and it appears for those looking for a stock hard clipper for Cubase (Pro), all you need to do is set the included SoftClipper harmonic controls to 0%.
Screen shots attached are for a snare hit, comparing original (rendered) drum loop, SoftClipper with 50% harmonics, SoftClipper with 0% harmonics, and for variety, the free KClip Zero plug-in.
All plug-ins have 3.9db input applied. (KClip output a little lower due to oversampling? Regardless, check out the peaks.)
UPDATE: Unfortunately, I realized that adjusting gain after-the-fact negates the clipping achieved with the input control. Of course this lack of level-matching means SoftClipper is NOT the plugin to use for clipping. Sorry for offering false hope of a stock clipper plugin within Cubase.
Am just experimenting with these types of tools and about to d/load FreeClip2 (FreeSuite). Any others you have knowledge of or would recommend…? KClip 3.5 seems interesting to try too, currently on sale for $34…
[quote] Kraftur … Not even sure its something I need - done alright so far without…
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These were my exact words. Try it and you might understand why I barely use StandardClip anymore;)
Of course this lack of level-matching means SoftClipper is NOT the plugin to use for clipping. Sorry for offering false hope of a stock clipper plugin within Cubase. 
