I am on Cubase but considering crossgrading to N10. Three questions:
is there a time limit for the crossgrade program pricing?
I believe there is going to be a Try-Out/Demo version of N10. Anyone knows when? Or based on previous experience, how long does it take for the Demo to be released after the program is out?
Will Nuendo 10.2 be a paid upgrade? What is the usual Nuendo update price policy?
I don’t know about your #1 and number #2 for sure. Only Steinberg does. But as far as paid upgrades. Whole number versions such as Nuendo 11 would be paid. Everything in between N10 and N11 would be free except possibly the XX.5 version, which would be cheaper then a whole number upgrade.
With all of the recent changes in the pricing and synchronization of the various versions I would say anything could change but what I wrote above is how things have been up to this point.
Hi!
I just downloaded the N10 installer and now can use / try it for 30hrs.
I think this is enough to get in touch with all the new features and upgrades.
Hello, how exactly did you make this happen? I have it downloaded and installed but there is no offer for a trial period, would like to check it out. Thank you! john
I wasn’t offered a trial period. Just downloaded N10 full version via the Steinberg Download Assistant and then started the program. And now I have 24hrs “trial” (sorry not 30hrs). I’m already Cubase 9.5 Pro user, so maybe you need an active Cubase / nuendo account (elicenser) to get the 24hrs “trial”. Maybe it doesn’t work if you are new to Steinberg and have no elicenser…
edit: I have already tried the Nuendo 8 trial on this elicenser, so it wasn’t “new” to Nuendo (trials)
Field recorder tool is great. Not quite perfect but really useful.
Audio alignment panel is great for aligning dialog. Doesn’t always work perfectly but when it does, its like magic.
Some clever changes here and there.
At least as stable as N8.
Been on Nuendo since N2. This is a really good release for me. Lots of little improvements that add up plus a couple of really big ones like Variaudio.
If you haven’t found it yet, this might be helpful, too: