Hi everyone,
I’m a bit torn up on a decision, which I was hoping you could help me with. I've been using Cubase 5 for the past few years, and I love it. But the 32-bit/4GB maximum RAM issue is getting on my nerves these days. Especially with my new sample libraries. So I want to upgrade. But Cubase 8.5 isn't my only option; I’m also interested in Studio One 3. The problem is that I'm not sure which one would be better for me.
Here's a list of the most important things I should keep in mind:
1. I write instrumental and film music. So audio-video synchronization capabilities are of vital importance to me.
2. I use a combination of MIDI instruments and live recordings. So both MIDI and audio performance have to be perfect.
3. I use sample libraries, so the number of my DAW’s default virtual instruments won’t matter.
4. (This one isn’t very important.) The look and feel of my DAW is also something to consider. I don’t want to be lost among a multitude of windows and different options, having no idea what to do. But I also don’t want my DAW to look too old.
So, would you please give me some advice?
Thank you
P.S. It would be especially nice to know if any of you have experienced composing film music with Studio One.
I’m a bit torn up on a decision, which I was hoping you could help me with. I've been using Cubase 5 for the past few years, and I love it. But the 32-bit/4GB maximum RAM issue is getting on my nerves these days. Especially with my new sample libraries. So I want to upgrade. But Cubase 8.5 isn't my only option; I’m also interested in Studio One 3. The problem is that I'm not sure which one would be better for me.
Here's a list of the most important things I should keep in mind:
1. I write instrumental and film music. So audio-video synchronization capabilities are of vital importance to me.
2. I use a combination of MIDI instruments and live recordings. So both MIDI and audio performance have to be perfect.
3. I use sample libraries, so the number of my DAW’s default virtual instruments won’t matter.
4. (This one isn’t very important.) The look and feel of my DAW is also something to consider. I don’t want to be lost among a multitude of windows and different options, having no idea what to do. But I also don’t want my DAW to look too old.
So, would you please give me some advice?
Thank you
P.S. It would be especially nice to know if any of you have experienced composing film music with Studio One.