Cubase 9 upgrade to 10 driver#
Cubase 9 upgrade to 10 full#

But it’s something to be aware of if you’re looking at windows laptops and think you’ll use built in audio. My main machine is fine as it’s all dedicated hardware. I still find it a real pain if using a laptop and it’s built in interface.

Cubase 9 upgrade to 10 driver#

it’s ASIO driver doesn’t kidnap the windows driver!). You have to make sure that Windows and your DAW is fixed to the same sample rate AND that the audio interface your using has some kind of multi-client support (i.e. This means, for example, that if you’re using your DAW and wanted to jump onto a youtube video for a tutorial or something - it just won’t play. But as soon as you go windows, there’s issues such as sample rate locking to certain apps, the need for ASIO drivers, and issues where ASIO takes exclusive control of an audio device. The main negative going from Mac to Windows for me is how great Core Audio is, you don’t appreciate it while using a Mac. I went from a 12 core 2012 Mac Pro running Logic to a cheap i7 4790 CPU desktop that I picked up from eBay as a “tester”, wasn’t expecting much but it won me over so I’ve stayed on Windows since. Lag is not a problem, other than vs Apple Silicon I find that you can spec a PC so much cheaper so performance is actually better bang for buck, which inherently reduces lag. the output of VST’s that generate MIDI Can be routed into a different instrument track - the only way of doing this in Logic was via IAC bus.Īny of you guys have experience with Windows - the lag used to be a worry in the past, but I hear it’s great nowadays. It really depends on your genre of music as to how “light” you’d find such instruments, if synths are of interest Padshop and Retrologue are pretty solid - that said, Alchemy in Logic is super lush… I don’t Cubase has anything that comes close to that.įor me Cubase is strong on musical theory concepts and using the chord track and everything that comes off that, is where I find actual differences to my workflow and final output of music when switching from Logic.Īlso, the ability to be able to route tracks into others was very much welcome. Groove Agent SE library is pretty decent, but you don’t have the ‘drummer’ component which many love in Logic. It’s only HALion Sonic SE that is compromised in that manner, but it’s still very good for bread and butter sounds… The core library with Cubase just sounds a little thin to my ears, so need to be processed or layered to get the best out of them.

Cubase 9 upgrade to 10 full#

Most probably will give Cubase a bigger shot, although here also, I think some of the instruments are light versions of the full apps, but more than enough to get by for starters at least.