Re: Cubase SX3 Reviews Quality: 10
I've been extremely happy with Cubase SX3. I purchased it long before Cubase 4 came out and I have never bothered to upgrade to Cubase 4. I never saw the point. I've been able to do practically everything I've ever wanted to do in this software. When I made the switch from Vegas to Cubase SX3, the jump was TREMENDOUS. It was immediately apparent that about a billion years of extra thought had gone into each and every feature. I'm still amazed at the level of detail they have placed in their software.
I love the routing. I love how I can use “lanes” when comping vocals (or any other instrument). I love the fact that there are tons of cool VST plugins out there. I love the fact that the software is just as powerful making techno or hip hop beats with a MIDI sequencer as it is recording death metal or folk music.
I couldn't recommend Cubase SX3 higher and the fact that I haven't upgraded should illustrate it's quality pretty well. To anyone who needs a killer sequencer and a killer audio recording software application, I can't think of a better way to go.
There are tiny little things that I would change about Cubase SX3. These are very, very tiny. For example, I wish I could change the plugin order on inserts after I already have them set. Let's say I put a compressor on insert #1 on the snare track. If I later decide I want to put a gate on insert #1, I have to remove my compressor, add the gate, and then place the compressor on insert #2. Obviously I could just save a preset of the original compressor and have this task finished in 30 seconds. I'm clearly nitpicking because all the big stuff has already been done. I feel like I can do anything with Cubase SX3 and do it well. Reliability: 8
I've been extremely happy with Cubase SX3. I purchased it long before Cubase 4 came out and I have never bothered to upgrade to Cubase 4. I never saw the point. I've been able to do practically everything I've ever wanted to do in this software. When I made the switch from Vegas to Cubase SX3, the jump was TREMENDOUS. It was immediately apparent that about a billion years of extra thought had gone into each and every feature. I'm still amazed at the level of detail they have placed in their software.
I love the routing. I love how I can use “lanes” when comping vocals (or any other instrument). I love the fact that there are tons of cool VST plugins out there. I love the fact that the software is just as powerful making techno or hip hop beats with a MIDI sequencer as it is recording death metal or folk music.
I couldn't recommend Cubase SX3 higher and the fact that I haven't upgraded should illustrate it's quality pretty well. To anyone who needs a killer sequencer and a killer audio recording software application, I can't think of a better way to go.
There are tiny little things that I would change about Cubase SX3. These are very, very tiny. For example, I wish I could change the plugin order on inserts after I already have them set. Let's say I put a compressor on insert #1 on the snare track. If I later decide I want to put a gate on insert #1, I have to remove my compressor, add the gate, and then place the compressor on insert #2. Obviously I could just save a preset of the original compressor and have this task finished in 30 seconds. I'm clearly nitpicking because all the big stuff has already been done. I feel like I can do anything with Cubase SX3 and do it well. Overall Rating: 9
I can't recommend Cubase SX3 more. I think it's great software and I'm continually impressed by how well the software is thought out. There are so many features that I haven' used, but I must admit that I like the fact that if I need to accomplish any given thing, there is probably a feature within Cubase to do it.
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