I’ve read posts from Steinberg staff in other forums mentioning a dongle alternative in the works. I am very interested in a dongle-less Cubase! This will also allow new users to trial Cubase without purchasing a dongle (seriously overdue). Any info on when this might be available?

I would suggest the following to the Steinberg developers to implement a secure licensing system by software: The licensing application could pair: The username and password from the Steinberg customer area, and… The combination of the most significant pieces of hardware of the computer scanned wi…

well, I payed another 20 EUR for a new elicenser - which I do not mind I have to say - but maybe the sum of broken elicensers wordwide causes a nice side-profit on this :slight_smile: Which I would not mind either… I am just thinking that time has come to have an alternative… I still like the idea o…

We are well aware of the needs and demands you - well, we all - have. The USB-eLicenser can be very convenient or a big annoyance depending on how you work. Changing or improving a system that has been around for many years it something that takes some time and thorough planning. All I can say at t…

Hey Ed! Thanks a lot for participating and your comment! Good to know :slight_smile: As you said - can be convenient or annoying - im my case 80/20 I would say :slight_smile: In the studio I would never switch to a soft-licenser, and most of the time I am locked in the studio.

All we need is a dongle made of steel. Completely unbreakable. Period.

a dongle made of steel sounds like Manorwar! Count me in :slight_smile:

The USB socket of your computer will also need to be made of steel and hardened, then :laughing:

looking like a sword! Health and safety must be their first priority, so no sword like shape please. :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

The thing only needs to look like the haft - with the blade sticking (invisible) in the computer :slight_smile:

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