I’m looking for creative tools, influenced from hosts like Ableton Live or Bitwig Studio. I’m still on Cubase 9.5 because the last two updates haven’t really appealed to me personally. In saying all of this, I’m so happy than S1 exists because it gives many of us a viable alternative if Cubase was to ever get too unstable or Steinberg were to take it down a path I wasn’t interested in.
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I prefer the way Cubase can transform automation, there are some things I can’t figure out in S1 here thus far … perhaps I just don’t know how to do what I want here.ASIO Guard works a lot better than Dropout Protection, I actually recommend turning Dropout Protection off in S1.Ability to have ruler tracks (and see time and bars/beats at the same time).General appearance imho is much nicer in Cubase, and text is a little larger and easier to read (of course this is subjective).However in saying all of this, I personally prefer the following in Cubase: I’ve also noticed that plugin UIs open faster too. There are also just lots of little clever things throughout the workflow which makes it feel more polished and modern. I much prefer the single click to open a VSTi interface in the mixer compared to the long click of the E button in Cubase, that’s honestly quite clunky and annoying.
A better inspector which requires fewer clicks to get to things.Tabbed plugin view (you can easily tab through all plugins on a track, how handy is that!).Overall, I have found it more reliable than Cubase (no lock-ups when closing projects, no random crashes) and there are a few things I desperately wish Cubase had: I’m also interested in this topic and have been trying out Studio One Pro 5.
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