Since 1989, Cubase has been adding technological advancements, already representing over three decades of core contributions to the audio and music industries from the German company.Īccording to Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH, Cubase 11 is 'the next major step in the long evolution of DAWs,' expanding the possibilities for music production and the features most desired and requested by music producers, songwriters, engineers and composers 'and those who aspire to become all of these.' Version 11 not only delivers a myriad of workflow and performance improvements across the entire range, but it has also upgraded the smaller Artist and Elements editions now with VariAudio 3, ARA 2 support and unlimited audio, MIDI and instrument tracks (in Artist), and side-chain support in Elements. The new Steinberg Cubase 11, which is divided into Pro, Artist and Elements software editions, each using the same core technologies but with dedicated tools tailored to the scope and scale of individual music production requirements, continues to be celebrated for its comprehensive feature set and powerful tools. And before you ask, those nearfield monitors are the A300, from German company KS Digital, and yes, you need a left and right model.

A studio with Cubase Pro, somewhere in Germany, with no acoustic treatment.

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