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Posted by Eric J on Oct-23-2007 15:17:

Cubase 4.1 is out today!!

New features include:

Sidechain Input for VST3 Plug-ins
Free Routing + Recording from Summing Objects
Redesigned Sample Editor
Track Quick Controls
Advanced MediaBay Options
Global Transpose Track
Advanced Arranger (Play Order Track)
Project Logical Editor
Neue VST3 PlugIns - Distortion, DualFilter, New Chorus, Roomworks/Roomworks SE VST3 versions (yes!), UV22 HR VST3 version
VST Plug-in Bridge for 64 bit machines running 32 bit plugins
Drum Editing Enhancements
Load Projects inactive - Support for multiple projects open at the same time
Remote Control Extensions - Hardware remote controllers now have access to Instrument Tracks and the Studio Sends (Control Room),
New file type: MIDI Loop - A MIDI Loop is a combination of a MIDI file and an associated track preset. Any MIDI part on an instrument track � for example a great bass line, synth pattern or drum groove � can be exported as a MIDI Loop
Over 400 new presets for Embracer, Prologue, Spector, and Mystic

I just finished a track so I think I'm going to be a guinea pig for this update. I'll report back with any problems or concerns.

Full Article:
Steinberg Releases Cubase 4.1 and Cubase Studio 4.1

Get the Update:
Cubase 4.1.0.726 Update for PC and Mac OS X

Posted by foil on Oct-23-2007 15:36:

woot!

thanks for the heads up

Posted by Eldritch on Oct-23-2007 15:59:

Wow, there's lots of new features.
If only they had fixed stereo rewire, it would have been perfect.

Posted by wrzonance on Oct-23-2007 17:34:

OH SWEET JESUS MY SHIT JUST BRICKED.

/me is downoading allready

Wow. Both of their FTP servers are log-jammed. Should have guessed that, lol.

Posted by kopi_luwak on Oct-23-2007 19:47:

I just started using Cubase, I am really impressed, seems this new version has some new features .

Kopi =o.

Posted by Limit on Oct-23-2007 20:23:

how much better than SX3 is it really?

Posted by Eric J on Oct-23-2007 20:24:

quote:
Originally posted by Limit
how much better than SX3 is it really?

Loads.

Posted by excite331 on Oct-23-2007 21:22:

I still don't 'trust' Cubase 4 and haven't upgraded from SX3. How many happy Cubase 4 users are there on here? 4.1 looks tempting but I still don't know....apart from drag and drop fx I'm not really that interested on anything else. But drag and drop fx.....arg, that alone is the outstanding reason by a long way that makes me want to upgrade.

Posted by Eric J on Oct-23-2007 21:29:

Count me a one happy user. The new Synths/FX alone are worth the upgrade. It is very Nuendo in its implementation.

Posted by wrzonance on Oct-24-2007 00:37:

Another happy user. First bit of audio software I purchased. Happy with it.

Posted by echosystm on Oct-24-2007 00:56:

Let's see if this changes my mind about selling Cubase...

Posted by wrzonance on Oct-24-2007 01:01:

quote:
Originally posted by echosystm
Let's see if this changes my mind about selling Cubase...

Posted by echosystm on Oct-24-2007 01:07:

quote:
Originally posted by wrzonance

Posted by wrzonance on Oct-24-2007 01:46:

quote:
Originally posted by echosystm

Crap, by doing this do you realize you devided by zero?

The universe could cease at any moment!

I'm sorry you are so dissapointed with C4 echo. So far though, this update has been awesome. I'm enjoying it much. I wish you were on my party boat with me.

Posted by echosystm on Oct-24-2007 02:08:

I've always been unhappy with Cubase. Been using it since SX1 and it has never been 100% stable. Anyway...

Sidechaining works really well in 4.1. I'm impressed! Theres even a button for the sidechained FX panel lol. The little quick edits window is also quite neat. I'm gonna make a brief return to the Shiteberg world to see if they've got it together yet.

Posted by Limit on Oct-24-2007 02:50:

I have a AMD 1.9 ghz with 512 ram...can C4 run on this? Anyone running it on a lower spec comp like mine?

Posted by echosystm on Oct-24-2007 03:05:

quote:
Originally posted by Limit
I have a AMD 1.9 ghz with 512 ram...can C4 run on this? Anyone running it on a lower spec comp like mine?

it will run, it's just a matter of how well. personally i would go for a lighter daw *cough* reaper *cough* if you weren't going to upgrade your pc.

Posted by Eldritch on Oct-24-2007 09:52:

Rewire seems to be borked. The Reason Engine won't load.

/EDIT
Nevermind! Cubase had somehow switched to the wrong ASIO driver.

Posted by echosystm on Oct-24-2007 11:36:

quote:
Originally posted by Eldritch
Cubase had somehow...

a common occurrence.

Posted by sterilis on Oct-24-2007 13:34:

could be tempted to upgrade now

Posted by Limit on Oct-24-2007 14:49:

quote:
Originally posted by echosystm
it will run, it's just a matter of how well. personally i would go for a lighter daw *cough* reaper *cough* if you weren't going to upgrade your pc.

well looks like I'm gonna stay on cubase SX3 for a long while.

Thanks

Posted by thecYrus on Oct-24-2007 18:18:

the update made my cubase much faster. it's even faster than *cough* reaper *cough*

Posted by Eric J on Oct-24-2007 18:22:

Same here, performance seems to be MUCH improved. There are a lot of little feature enhancements, such as the elimination of the Earlier VST Plugins folder and the little icon next to VST3 plugins that make it a lot easier to use. I have only had the chance to use it for one session and havent gotten too far into the new features, but so far so good.

It seems as if this is the way it should have been at 4.0, but, just like Windows XP, sometimes it takes a service pack or two to get things right.

Posted by wrzonance on Oct-24-2007 19:02:

Yea. I just made a practice session, I love the new features. Routing is great. Have you figured out how to bus the output of one track to another audio track and record it yet Eric? I should not be lazy and just read how. But I was curious if you'd figured that out yet.

The new Roomworks is pretty dope too. So far, no hiccups, it's running flawlessly on both my PC Desktop, and my Macbook Pro.

Oh and echosystm, why are you such a little prat? I mean, I can't give you too much grief because you do contribute helpful information here. We are glad you like reaper. But enough is enough; quit evangelizing -- especially in a thread about Cubase 4.1, it's just off topic.

Posted by Eric J on Oct-24-2007 19:35:

quote:
Originally posted by wrzonance
Yea. I just made a practice session, I love the new features. Routing is great. Have you figured out how to bus the output of one track to another audio track and record it yet Eric? I should not be lazy and just read how. But I was curious if you'd figured that out yet.

No I havent had time to mess with that one yet. I am currently in the beginning phases of writing a new track, so I dont figure I'll get to that for a little while once my track arrangement is completed. If you figure it out, please do let us know!

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