The Snap Live Input setting constrains your live MIDI playing to a key and scale that you select. The Scale Assistant (Pro, Artist, Elements) is a brand new feature that will be great for songwriters and those whose keyboard skills are limited. You can also set a separate sidechain source for each.
The newly updated Frequency 2 (Pro) plug-in incorporates dynamic-EQ options for all 8 bands. Mono Legato Glide adds motion to bass lines and other sampled parts. Vintage Mode converts your 24-bit samples to sound like you created them in an old 12-bit machine. Sampler Track 2 (Pro, Artist, Elements) updates the Sampler Track with many new capabilities, including Slicing Mode, which automatically chops up your loops by their transients so you can edit and rearrange them. It’s going to be a huge time-saver for everyone, but particularly those who deliver stems regularly. You can create custom queues or bounce everything out simultaneously. You can even set it so that any track you select in the Project window is automatically selected for export. It’s a complete overhaul of the Export Audio for Mixdown window that dramatically simplifies and streamlines the process of printing stems. You can now create stems from Group Channels (buses), FX Channels, Instrument Tracks and Individual tracks. Perhaps the most impressive of these is what Steinberg refers to as Advanced Audio Export (Pro). A smaller subset made it into Cubase 11 Artist, and a smaller one yet into the entry-level Cubase 11 Elements.
#STEINBERG CUBASE 11 UPDATE#
The Cubase 11 update is notable in that some of the most potent additions are upgrades of existing Cubase features, rather than entirely new ones.Īs you would expect, all the new features are in the flagship version, Cubase 11 Pro. I’m not one to see mystical significance in that, but when Steinberg puts out a major Cubase update, it’s always important in the music production world. Yesterday, on the 11th day of the 11th month, Steinberg released Cubase 11.
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