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This is the next-gen notation tool from original Sibelius team
It’s been a few years since the original development and management team behind Sibelius found themselves unemployed at the company they started, following a restructuring by owner Avid. Since then,...
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Steinberg made a free iPhone metronome – and it’s great
Soemtimes it’s the little things. I’ve struggled for some time to find a simple metronome I can recommend. But a lot have a bunch of features I don’t really care about – and then lack some basic...
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In-depth: Cubase 9 adds integrated Sampler Tracks, lots more
Cubase 9 is here, and Steinberg are touting improved stability and performance, and lots of user-requested features. That includes new goodies like a built-in Sample Track for manipulating audio, plus...
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You can compose entire interactive game scores in Nuendo 8, more
There isn’t one music production tool that fits everybody. What’s special about Steinberg’s Nuendo is that it is uniquely poised for high end production workflows. And maybe more than any other...
View ArticleSteinberg brings VST to Linux, and does other good things
The days of Linux being a barren plug-in desert may at last be over. And if you’re a developer, there are some other nice things happening to VST development on all platforms. Steinberg has quietly...
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With Japan’s latest Vocaloid characters, another song from the future
It’s a cyber-technological future you can live now: a plug-in using sophisticated samples and rules that can make a plug-in sing like a Japanese pop star. Yamaha has announced this week the newest...
View ArticleSteinberg adds AUv3 MIDI to their iOS DAW Cubasis
Steinberg brings us the latest version of its flagship iOS DAW. Cubasis goes to version 2.4 and brings us one new main feature that will make power users and those who know what AUv3 MIDI is all about...
View ArticleSteinberg updates their flagship iOS DAW, Cubasis but where it will go next...
Whilst it isn’t really the kind of massive leap forward that users might have been wanting, it is, nevertheless, a solid update with new features that users have wanted for a while. What I’m more...
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Cheap and even free – your guide to the best of Cyber Monday
If you snoozed on some deals this weekend, and you’re longing to build out your software arsenal, erm, legally, it’s not too late. Here are some of the best deals we missed over the weekend plus some...
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Hardware VST? Steinberg Retrologue plug-in gets physical version
There’s plug-ins, and then there’s hardware. Well, just in time for Superbooth, here’s a hardware plug-in, from Steinberg – really. Normally, Steinberg’s Retrologue 2 is a software plug-in. And it...
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This is the next-gen notation tool from original Sibelius team
It’s been a few years since the original development and management team behind Sibelius found themselves unemployed at the company they started, following a restructuring by owner Avid. Since then,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Steinberg made a free iPhone metronome – and it’s great
Soemtimes it’s the little things. I’ve struggled for some time to find a simple metronome I can recommend. But a lot have a bunch of features I don’t really care about – and then lack some basic...
View ArticleClik here to view.
In-depth: Cubase 9 adds integrated Sampler Tracks, lots more
Cubase 9 is here, and Steinberg are touting improved stability and performance, and lots of user-requested features. That includes new goodies like a built-in Sample Track for manipulating audio, plus...
View ArticleClik here to view.
You can compose entire interactive game scores in Nuendo 8, more
There isn’t one music production tool that fits everybody. What’s special about Steinberg’s Nuendo is that it is uniquely poised for high end production workflows. And maybe more than any other...
View ArticleSteinberg brings VST to Linux, and does other good things
The days of Linux being a barren plug-in desert may at last be over. And if you’re a developer, there are some other nice things happening to VST development on all platforms. Steinberg has quietly...
View ArticleClik here to view.
With Japan’s latest Vocaloid characters, another song from the future
It’s a cyber-technological future you can live now: a plug-in using sophisticated samples and rules that can make a plug-in sing like a Japanese pop star. Yamaha has announced this week the newest...
View ArticleSteinberg adds AUv3 MIDI to their iOS DAW Cubasis
Steinberg brings us the latest version of its flagship iOS DAW. Cubasis goes to version 2.4 and brings us one new main feature that will make power users and those who know what AUv3 MIDI is all about...
View ArticleSteinberg updates their flagship iOS DAW, Cubasis but where it will go next...
Whilst it isn’t really the kind of massive leap forward that users might have been wanting, it is, nevertheless, a solid update with new features that users have wanted for a while. What I’m more...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Cheap and even free – your guide to the best of Cyber Monday
If you snoozed on some deals this weekend, and you’re longing to build out your software arsenal, erm, legally, it’s not too late. Here are some of the best deals we missed over the weekend plus some...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Hardware VST? Steinberg Retrologue plug-in gets physical version
There’s plug-ins, and then there’s hardware. Well, just in time for Superbooth, here’s a hardware plug-in, from Steinberg – really. Normally, Steinberg’s Retrologue 2 is a software plug-in. And it...
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