If you need to jump online, shut down Cubase, turn your security back on, and quit going to websites where you have to worry about someone ‘hacking in’ to your PC or downloading stuff you aren’t sure of. What are you doing during a studio session that you need your internet up and running at ‘full blast’? Are you checking Facebook in the middle of tracking?Īs most professional studios wont be checking email while doing a mixdown on the studio computer, having to go around Windows security measures to make something run seems like a perfectly fine workaround. But apparently, based on the hateful feedback on this forum received when I suggested making it an OPTION, most Cubase users LOVE being exposed. I’ve never seen anything like that in my 25 years as a SW engineer, and it’s really bad form. Seriously, though, the main reason I quit using Cubase is because of the way it hijacks your machine, disabling security features, like auto-lock, without even notifying the user.
May do a cross-grade at some point to give it a go. The interface is stunning, although I can’t speak to UX. Now they’ve added it, but suspect it is still in a new phase. When I first considered it, it did not support video, which was a no-go for me. But apparently, based on the hateful feedback on this forum received when I suggested making it an OPTION, most Cubase users LOVE being I really like what little I know about S1 and it looks like their innovation afterburners are on full.
Meanwhile, I made my Reaper look just like Logic (on my PC) and customized it just like I wanted it. The cubase exit door didn’t even work properly, so I’m still waiting on a bug fix for that.Įnjoy your $200 bug fix release called Cubase 13.
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