I’ve had Cubase Pro 12 over 2 months now and I’m considering upgrading to Nuendo. I’ve worked in film editing and post for years with Final Cut Pro, Motion and Logic Pro. After looking at the Nuendo feature list, I’m impressed. I like Cubase so far and I’m wondering if I upgrade to Nuendo, will I…

[image] emotive: unless they have separate licenses What do you mean by “separate licenses”? How can licenses not be separate?

If you crossgrade to Nuendo from Cubase, you will still be able to use Cubase as is, but you won’t be able to upgrade it (Cubase) in future, unless you purchase another license since the original product has been crossgraded. If you get Nuendo, there is no reason to want for Cubase because it (Nuen…

[image] emotive: If you crossgrade to Nuendo from Cubase, you will still be able to use Cubase as is, but you won’t be able to upgrade it (Cubase) in future You can, I suppose [image] wapadomo: When I told customer support about my concerns, they told me that Nuendo was indeed a superset…

[image] emotive: If you crossgrade to Nuendo from Cubase, you will still be able to use Cubase as is, but you won’t be able to upgrade it (Cubase) in future, unless you purchase another license since the original product has been crossgraded. This honestly smells like deception. So basically …

Deceptive? Seems like you’ve finally grasped the difference between a Crossgrade, and loyalty pricing.

What do you mean? EDIT: Not sure what you mean by “Loyalty” here, but try reading my post here: [image] Steinberg's 40th Anniversary Sale Cubase I absolutely agree and sympathize with you and other like you. It was totally misleading of Steinberg to even add the word “l…

If this were a loyalty discount, then of course one would expect you’re just getting Nuendo at a great price with no other conditions, but it’s a crossgrade, which implies giving something up. Not sure where the deception is in that.

Well, I hate pointing fingers and I probably should have done more research on what a “crossgrade” mean, but I said what I said, and I still stand by it. I didn’t expect to give something up when crossgrading, because I have seen that you can crossgrade from other DAWs (for instance) to Cubase. Doe…

[image] Aleque: other DAWs That’s not a fair comparison. Loyalty means discount if you upgrade not crossgrade.

Well, they still call it a “crossgrade”. You can’t just make up a rule, call it something particular and then have that rule change, depending on the situation. That’s my point. EDIT: Well, actually companies can do anything [image] emotive: Loyalty means discount in you upgrade not crossgrade…

Worth Upgrading from Cubase 12 Pro to Nuendo?

Nuendo

Aleque October 13, 2024, 5:38am 59

What do you mean?

EDIT: Not sure what you mean by “Loyalty” here, but try reading my post here: