Sampler TrackĪpparently, lots of people wanted a simple sampler and Steinberg came up with Sampler Track. But the ability to step backwards and forwards through the entire history of your project is very interesting indeed. I’m interested to see exactly how this will be managed when you consider the massive amount of tiny mixer changes that you can make when mixing. This allows for all sorts of levels of undo and redo as you can rewind back to the very beginning of your mix, and forward again. This will probably be the most welcomed feature.
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Steinberg Cubase 9 screen shot MixConsole HistoryĬubase Pro and Artist now has the ability to track all mixer changes and log them in a history. Do plug-in GUIs appear here or do they still float on top? It’s difficult to say. I imagine they can be undocked and floated onto other screens if you wish. Although no actual details are included in the press release you can imagine that the Editor tab would bring up the piano roll or audio editor in that same space. The “Lower Zone” occupies the bottom half of the screen and contains the mixer (hooray!) but you can view other editor windows here too via a tabbed system at the bottom. Steinberg have taken a nod from Studio One and Sonar and docked themselves into a paned window approach. So that’s really nice, but what does it mean? Well, as far as I can tell this refers to the most frequently requested features of windows management, mixer undo and a simple sampler. We always have an open ear to our customers’ concerns and wishes, and yet, version 9 stands out in this regard… Not only did we realise requested features, but rather we took these a step further. Director of Marketing Frank Simmerlein commented: I mentioned in my article the other day that Steinberg had been actively looking for feedback on what to include in a new version. There’s been a lot of talk about wish lists and surveys.
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