Guy Rowland
Senior Member
Importing WAVs fine from Explorer here too, Win 10. Insert Silence works fine if the ruler is showing IIRC.
Cubase 13 released! Now available for purchase
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Pietro
Senior Member
Yeah, these are things happening on certain projects from C12. Possibly back and forth C12-C13-C12-C13.
Still, I found people clamining similar things happening to them, so that's just a word of warning not to jump Cubase versions like that.
Most of this is gone when creating new projects in C13. I still have to make one to see if this doesn't happen if it becomes large enough. Everything I'm working on is coming from C12 yet.
- Piotr
Still, I found people clamining similar things happening to them, so that's just a word of warning not to jump Cubase versions like that.
Most of this is gone when creating new projects in C13. I still have to make one to see if this doesn't happen if it becomes large enough. Everything I'm working on is coming from C12 yet.
- Piotr
Pietro
Senior Member
This is even funnier over here in certain projects from C12. I drag and drop a single file, nothing happens. I do that with 3 files, Cubase asking if I want it on one track or each it's own. Whatever I pick, nothing happens
. But the funniest is when I do that with 20 files. Same routine, except now I get 3 files imported . Can drag and drop to pool and then into project, though.
Anyway it's a 100GB+ project from C12. An empty project doesn't seem erratic.
- Piotr
Guy Rowland
Senior Member
Whhhhaaaa... 100GB PROJECT?!!! Holy cow, didn't know that was even possible....
Crossroads
Senior Member
I thought this has more to do with Cubase having a hard limit for project sizes above 4.21gb? It's there where Cubase projects get unstable and all sorts of weird stuff/corruptions happen, but that limit is as old as time itself.This is even funnier over here in certain projects from C12. I drag and drop a single file, nothing happens. I do that with 3 files, Cubase asking if I want it on one track or each it's own. Whatever I pick, nothing happens
Can drag and drop to pool and then into project, though.
Anyway it's a 100GB+ project from C12. An empty project doesn't seem erratic.
- Piotr
Illico
Samuel Le Tonquèze
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Pietro
Senior Member
Oh, haha I meant it's over 100GB in RAM, but the project file itself is below 300MB in this case.
I have 256GB of RAM, and I just keep duplicating and loading stuff when working. Then 5 days later, I have no idea what these tracks are and just keep loading more :D.
- Piotr
kavinsky
misty orchard in the middle of Czechoslovakia
what's really irritating is that there's no VI playback when you change velocity using middle mouse button over velocity tab in the info lane of the key editor. there's multiple threads about it on the steinberg forum so hopefully it will get fixed with .0.20
Cubase 13 some small bugs?
Hi, I have learned a workaround (better than using the controller lane and actually even better than using the Info Line). Hold down Ctrl+Shift/Cmd+Shift while hover over the Note. You get the Speaker mouse cursor and you can change the Velocity. This one has the Acoustic Feedback. Moreover...
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This is a very convenient alternative
kavinsky
misty orchard in the middle of Czechoslovakia
yeah I'm aware of that and it should get us through to the next update, but I find it irritating nevertheless haha as it's a hardwired brain thing at this point after being a single step action for ages.Cubase 13 some small bugs?
Hi, I have learned a workaround (better than using the controller lane and actually even better than using the Info Line). Hold down Ctrl+Shift/Cmd+Shift while hover over the Note. You get the Speaker mouse cursor and you can change the Velocity. This one has the Acoustic Feedback. Moreover...
This is a very convenient alternative
sometimes Cubase just takes a step backwards. Like we used to be able to switch the tracks off in inactive projects, but someone at Steinberg thought it's not needed anymore
Bender-offender
Active Member
YES! 48khz is absolutely correct! The content included with Cubase 13 is a GAME CHANGER!! This entire forum is now obsolete thanks to the included content with Cubase 13! Nobel peace prize, AHOY!
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madfloyd
Senior Member
Gamechanger for who? Certainly not those who already own high quality sample libraries?
kitekrazy
Senior Member
But that's the stuff that gets us to buy no matter what.
Crossroads
Senior Member
It is seriously good included content for those who don't, though. I mean, I started on Reason's Orkester library. This stuff, for free, is pretty insane, yes.
Cubase comes loaded with quality stuff guys. Seriously.
There are people who think 500 euros for Cubase or 1000 euros for Nuendo is expensive. It's not at all, for what you get. There are other DAWs that are cheaper upfront, yes. Most don't get you a quarter of the stuff included in Cubase/Nuendo. And the stuff that's included, libraries, synths, effects, samples: it's actually seriously good!
Iconica Sketch is I think the best free orchestra I have ever seen. I have paid a lot for libraries that could do much less...
antoniopandrade
Senior Member
Wow you guys have a hard time w irony huh? She was joking y’all.
That feature is also clearly intended to draw new customers who are just starting, not old farts like most in this forum (myself included).
That feature is also clearly intended to draw new customers who are just starting, not old farts like most in this forum (myself included).
pixel
Senior Member
I didn't had opportunity to try it yet but it's possible that it may be the most consistent full package orchestra library for peanuts that indeed can beat much more expensive libraries.
I have libraries that are much more expensive and while sounds good in demo's, are PITA to work with: inconsistent timing of shorts and legatos or what's the best, inconsistencies in stereo positioning (I'm looking at you 8dio). Then there's "mix'n'match game with different libraries/sections.
So even if I'm "pro", I'm looking forward to try it and I'll not be surprised if this will replace plenty of libraries that I paid way more than $100/each.
Or it will be like with those libraries: great online demo yet PITA to use in real life
I have libraries that are much more expensive and while sounds good in demo's, are PITA to work with: inconsistent timing of shorts and legatos or what's the best, inconsistencies in stereo positioning (I'm looking at you 8dio). Then there's "mix'n'match game with different libraries/sections.
So even if I'm "pro", I'm looking forward to try it and I'll not be surprised if this will replace plenty of libraries that I paid way more than $100/each.
Or it will be like with those libraries: great online demo yet PITA to use in real life
dylanmixer
Senior Member
I would actually go as far to say that Iconica has some of the best violin short notes I own now. The fact that Cubase basically gifted me that is pretty cool.
