I've been using Cubase for years and I've been aching to use OS X on my music only G4, unforunately it's probably going to be a long time before i convert over to Cubase SX.
The best part about Cubase is the VST plug in standard. There are dozens of freeware VST plug-ins and VST virtual instruments that may never get ported over to OS X. Untill they build up their plug in collection for SX, I'm sticking to 9.2 and Cubase 5.1
I do have to give them praise for their new System Link standard -
http://www.steinberg.net/products/up/vstsl/index.p html?sid=06424873&id=1003
Now now of my old hardware will go to waste because i can link everything up as one system..sort of a Cubase "Beowulf" cluster... Which leads us to paraphrase the popular/. addage... "Imagine a System Link cluster of these!"
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I've been using Cubase for years and I've been aching to use OS X on my music only G4, unforunately it's probably going to be a long time before i convert over to Cubase SX.
p html?sid=06424873&id=1003 /. addage... "Imagine a System Link cluster of these!"
The best part about Cubase is the VST plug in standard. There are dozens of freeware VST plug-ins and VST virtual instruments that may never get ported over to OS X. Untill they build up their plug in collection for SX, I'm sticking to 9.2 and Cubase 5.1
I do have to give them praise for their new System Link standard -
http://www.steinberg.net/products/up/vstsl/index.
Now now of my old hardware will go to waste because i can link everything up as one system..sort of a Cubase "Beowulf" cluster...
Which leads us to paraphrase the popular