Hello, I am new in cubase and before I bought it I’ve heard I could micmic many instruments without actually having them …
I am looking for a very specific sound which came from the old “Solina” keyboard …
I played with the retrologue 2 but I couldn’t achieve anything that sounds quite the same or even close …
Could anyone please help me figure out how to achieve it?
Thanks in advance!
Without knowing which specific sound you are looking for, it will be difficult to suggest something. 
Record the sound, or look for a Youtube video with a similar sound.
Maybe a look at what is included in HAlion Sonic SE could help…
there are many synths that actually try to replica the sound of a Solina.
Arturia Solina and Solina Redux to name a few.
I can’t recall a claim from Cubase nor Steinberg that they have a synth like this.
but creating a string sound in Retrologue sounding Solina’ish I guess should be possible.
there are many videos on youtube that can teach you how to program this synth, but there is even a preset in Retrologue called “Defect Solina” so look what they have done there and go from there is my tip for now
Thanks a lot for the answers, I will try again when I am hone with the “Defect Solina” 
The sound I am after start at 0:35 and at 1:48 - 1:49 at youtube video called " Void Vision - Sour" uploader Shari Vari …
Sadly I am not able to link in my post >.<
I appreciate the support!
Thanks. Actually, my bad… I didn’t realize you’re talking about “the” Solina.
Anyway, the Arturia Solina V has already been mentioned, which would probably be the most obvious.
Edit: I just saw this on sale: https://www.kvraudio.com/marketplace/solina-redux-by-sonivox
Wow thanks a lot!
Is it a cubase plugin or an external plugin?
In case its external, can I connect it into cubase?
Also is Arturia any better than the redux?
Thanks again!
You can “connect” nearly all plug-ins that use the VST standard as interface…
Arturia has a Demo version available and it works very well… and it’s usable standalone.
Actually these recreations are an interesting playground
I am pretty sure , one of these is capable: