One of the big things that I haven't been able to figure out on Cubase 5 is how to easily edit live drums that aren't quite in time. For my drum tracks I usually have 8 different tracks that I am working with, and in order to fix timing issues, I have to edit each individual track.

Hello there,

I recently have gotten a new computer and it has been a nightmare trying to get things working. I have had it for about a month and have yet to record a single track because nothing is working properly. I will try to be as detailed as possible and hopefully can find solutions.

The comp specs are:

Brand: Dell Studio XPS

Well... I finally got my new comp and downloaded the trial versions of Cubase and Sonar. So far, my familiarity with Cubase is making me lean in that direction. I do like the look of Sonar though. What I don't like is that I know version 8.5 has a lot more that 8.0 (which is the only demo version they offer).

Just wanted to let anyone who cares know that since yesterday Steinberg is finally offering a 30 day trial of Cubase 5.

What is the most efficient way to be able to record multiple tracks @ once with cubase? What hardware is necessary? Are there many options?

Discuss.

Thanks

I cannon get Cubase 5 to recognize my Alesis Multimix 8 USB. (Please note that it is not the USB 2.0 model.)

I have tried visiting the Alesis website to download ASIO drivers, however there are none available for this board, as it is a plug n play device. The board included a copy of Cubase 4 le, so I am assuming that it SHOULD be compatible with Cubase 5.

I just wanted to see if anyone has tried running a lot of 32 bit and 64 bit plugins in Cubase 5 with vista 64 bit.

Anyone run into problems yet?

Preferably Gutiar Rig 3, Superior drummer 2, Izotope Ozone, Waves plugins that I want to know about.

Hi

I just bought a new dell Studio XpS, i7, Vista 64 machine.
When i go into my computer C drive, i can see the following:

Program Files
Program Files (x86)

What is the purpose of having 2 program files?

I just bought back into Pro Tools. I thought melodyne and autotune were pretty skookum. Now I see what Cubase is up to. Pretty cool and kinda scary. Anyone using Cubase 5 yet?

I'm looking to buy some recording software along with a computer interface. My comp is fast, no problems there. I'm thinking about a MOTU 2408 Core MkIII PCIe interface. That leaves me with about a $600 budget for the software. I'm thinking Cubase 5 or SONAR 8. I will mostly record band audio (drums, bass, guitar, vocs) but will also do my singers side project hip hop stuff.