“The current Cubase integration files will work in Cubase 8. However, in Windows the .dll files will need to manually placed in Cubase 8 ‘components’ folder, at least until we have a chance to build new installers.”
I haven’t updated yet so I haven’t tried Cubase 8 with my P6 (waiting till the weekend).
I had problems (Midi channels autopanning to the far left with P6) with Cubase 7.5, but by some mystical voodoo trick this has not yet happened with Cubase 8.
I thought I’d give it a shot on this topic before posting a new one.
I just got the P4 and it seems to work ok with C8 but the faders and the motorised fader do not control the correct channels. For example , if I select a channel the motor fader moves , but it does not control anything. It seems that only a few tracks can be controlled but I can’t find what’s the pattern.
Also working mine with a PC so may not be the answer. But make sure you don’t have more than one track with the same name. I had a few tracks called copy of audio 1 and this really confused my P6 and it would not follow the tracks.
On another point have you connected the 2nd usb as this is needed to power the motorised fader?
They expressed to me the desire to NOT break the integration with 7.5. It seems they could create a separate firmware update to support it. But I am no expert on that. I do hope they support it directly. I believe in moving forward even if it requires growing pains.
Does Steinberg work directly to help the Nektar folks? I know they have their own hardware but this works in their best interest as well.
I think this is the same issue that I have, the Panorama doesn’t follow the tracks you’ve selected using the mouse or cursor key, instead you have to select the track manually and then use the ‘Track +’ and then the ‘Track -’ buttons on the Panorama for it to pick it up.
You can tell which bank of tracks the Panorama is following by the white blocks to the left of the track info in Cubase. I use Logic too and it works fine - you select a track and the bank follows accordingly, unfortunately not the case in Cubase. Oddly, the Eq’s etc do follow the selected tracks.
So I’ve spent many a time adjusting the fader on the P6 to find I’m not controlling anything!
I don’t know I have been using the Panorama for about two weeks now. I still cannot justify the extra effort needed to run this thing. I have found I spend more time wondering why the fader is not following my channel selection in Cubase than actually mixing.
In comparison my CC121 I use without even thinking about it.
Still in search for the best controller for Cubase. I will seriously consider the Behringer X-Touch when it comes out. But I would be really glad if Yamaha came out with an 8fader controller dedicated for Cubase…