Are there any comprehensive instructions on how to install Cubase Pro 11 whilst still keeping Cubase Pro 10.5, but copying across any Cubase settings to the new version?
I mean instructions to transfer to the new version:
Control room settings
Groove maps
Colour schemes
Keyboard mappings
Logical editor scripts
Plugin directories
etc.
I remember this being a hacky nightmare before, so I probably didn’t do it the easiest way before.
Regards,
Jules
P.S. If not, can someone who knows help to provide some here.
Once you start Cubase 11 for the very first time, your Cubase 10.5 preferences will be migrated. So you will get the very same settings in your Cubase 11.
It happens to some users, the preferences are not migrated. You can copy the whole Cubase 10.5 Preferences folder content to Cubase 11 Preferences folder (when Cubase is not running).
Thank you, I was aware of the alternative option to manually migrate the preferences.
I seem to remember that the problem also occured in the past to some users - is there any clue about the cause?
I mean - why is there no log of the installation that shows what goes wrong?
Ah, just saw in the Cubase Pro 11 Operation Manual pdf on page 1164:
“Profiles allow you to save customized program settings and preferences. You can switch between profiles, and import and export your profiles for use on different computers.
Profiles include the following:●Preferences●Toolbar settings for all windows●Global workspaces●Track control settings●Track control presets●Presets for input and output busses●File format presets●Plug-in collections●Quantize presets●Crossfade presets●Key commands
To open the Profile Manager, select Edit > Profile Manager”
Anyone used this feature to get their settings and preferences across to Cubase 11?
Btw.: I did the install again - twice. Once from the cubase 11 download and once from the cubase 11 update download. For reasons I will never know this time it worked - the C 10.5 settings were taken over to the new cubase 11 installation.
So what have I learned? Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t. Well… its all software, so no suprise.