Nuendo 15: Only 4 virtual instruments & sound libraries?

[Steffen_Hustoles]

Hi everyone.

I’m a little confused. On Steinberg’s comparison page for Cubase and Nuendo, they say Cubase has 11 and Nuendo only 4 virtual instruments & sound libraries.
Is that correct, or was it just a mix-up?
If so, which instruments and libraries are missing?
I’m actually planning to cross-grade from Cubase to Nuendo.

[st10ss]

I believe it is a typo. Should be 14, I guess.

Maybe @Martin.Jirsak or @steve can say more about it.

[Reco29]

Rest assured that Nuendo has all VSTis and libraries that come with Cubase plus additional features. It was the topic of another recentl thread and it’s all there

[LluisV]

Nuendo 15 Virtual instruments and libraries. In any case you can install the demo and try before buy.

[Steffen_Hustoles]

I think I’ve found the thread that @Reco29 mentioned.

Confusion: Nuendo does not contain all features of Cubase - or does it?

I own Nuendo and Cubase and think about selling the Cubase-License. But the comparison-chart for Nuendo vs Cubase is irritating. Differences are: Virtual Instruments and Effects: Nuendo has only 4 … Cubase has 11. A closer look shows, that Nuendo only has Halion SE and Cubase has the full version. Are these differences true or not? I can’t figure it out any other way but with the comparison chart, as both licenses are installed on the same machine… Thanks for your help

Now it makes sense to me. But thanks anyway for the replies.

[Reco29]

Yepp, that’s the one I was referring to

[LluisV]

This is what Cubase 15 ofers. The unique difference is that Nuendo offers the dialogue transcription ai model.

You can see what each product install with the Steinberg Download Assistant