Bloody hell, not you as well.
Yes, if you don't need the Grid, effect chains can be achieved with something like Guitar Rig/SoundToys/... as well. Now that modulators are available in Cubase, I'm perfectly fine using those too
Cubase has turned out pretty decent by the end of the year, but rooting for BWS as well,
but Cubase finally got a sequencer; there's room for improvement – drum machine, patterns, modulators(with Transit like master : slave macroing etc. so finally, I don’t have to draw endless automations anymore) – so version 14 turned out good, as long as it doesn’t crash
Well I also have Cubase, and it's always been a powerful DAW no doubt, but compared to Bitwig it is pretty slow and clunky in most places, but some things are easier. For me Bitwig is just way more fluid. Cubase modulator, yeah fine, but also kind of an add on and nowhere near as integrated.
I don't really use the grid, but would say this, Bitwig with it's FX chains, routing, grouping means you can make FX chains out of anything, parallel chains, split by frequency chains, so guitar rig and sound toys chains/racks not really needed.
Interesting to say Cubase now has a sequencer, as I always thought it was a sequencer, with midi being one of its strong points, but I get it you likely mean step sequencer?
Anyway for me Bitwig just has the best workflow. I'm also pretty confident that with, ARM, CLAP, UI update out of the way that we'll see a lot of very practical core improvements in 6.0. can't wait.
Statistics: Posted by _leras — Fri Dec 20, 2024 12:39 am