Gotcha. Good to know.

___________________
Soundcloud

the new eq has at least 2 modes for each band. one of them is always the old behaviour.. so it's no problem to load new projects. and the new eq is a big improvement btw i'm too lazy to insert always a dedicated eq into each channel and always use the channel eq..

as said before if you have external synthesizer or effects i would recommend the full version. it's very nice to have the whole studio controlled inside cubase..

Hmmm i'm thinking it would be really nice to have good channel eq's to save myself the hassle of having to insert eq's for highpassing and save some cpu as well..

Are they that good that its justified to pay double the price of Cubase Studio 4? I'm on the verge of ordering a copy but still can't make my mind up..

Another thing i was hoping someone can clear out..Can i still use the Novation Remote SL midi controller with Cubase Studio 4? Under 'MIDI Devices with editors and user panels' it says no for the studio version, will this effect the automap function of the Remote SL?

Also i'm not sure what exactly they mean when they say 256 Physical Inputs & Outputs on Cubase 4 instead of 128 on the Studio version..

You know, if you are a happy RemoteSL user. I would just pay the extra 200$ for the full version.

My school I go to has a Remote SL, which I have used with my laptop with Cubase 4 loaded on it. I absolutely freaking love it. I have been planning on purchasing a Remote SL for a while now, and using the one at my school sold me.

So yes. I would go all out, and get the educational version of Cubase 4. You can't go wrong, IMO.

Good luck in deciding

___________________
Soundcloud

Argghhh decisions, decisions! Yeah i guess i should stop being a stingy bastard, bite the bullet & get myself the full version!

Would also save me from regretting it later on when i discover some useful functions are missing..