No conozco el NUENDO y quisiera que alguien me dijera si tiene la función “True Tape”, como la tiene el SX, porque me parece fundamental en el momento de la toma de audio.
Cubase SX 2
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Es muy posible que si, pero me parece una ventaja "matar dos pájaros de un tiro" es decir al mismo tiempo que grabas queda procesado. Además, el asunto de los 32Bit. Si tu tarjeta no te permite grabar a esa resolución, después al hacer el proceso, los cambios de resolución son muy peligrosos en cuanto a la calidad de sonido se refiere y todo ese asunto del "dither". En definitiva, lo que va delante va delante.
Hola:
Estas son las nuevas funciones del SX 2.0 y QUE NO TIENE EL NUENDO 2.0 , para el que se lo quiera leer, parece que han vuelto a poner algunas de las caracteristicas del VST y que en el SX habían desaparecido.
Pero de todas maneras me parece una jodienda que hace muy poquito que me actualice al N2.0 y saquen ahora esta actualización del SX, como decian en otro post parecemos las vacas lecheras.
Un saludo.
New and improved look and feel
2.0 comes with new “Skins” and “Appearance” controls, which allow the user to
customize the colour scheme of Cubase. In addition, many graphics improvements have
been made to the arrange and mixer windows, as well as menu bars, tool bars and
transport window.
Complete MIDI File import/export
MIDI File Import and Export is now completely implemented, including drag-and-drop of
MIDI files from desktop to arrange window, a “classic” Cubase feature.
Define active part (when multiple parts are selected)
A new menu item allows toggling between parts when multiple parts are selected for
editing in a single window.
Add velocity in info line
Velocity values can now be edited individually or in groups directly from the info line.
Improved grid in key editor (pitch visible)
The background grid in the key editor now has dark and light bars reflecting the pitch in
a keyboard-style.
Add Controller # to Names
Controllers are now displayed with manes and numbers.
Multiple audio parts combined in audio editor
Multiple audio parts can now be combined and edited together, an often requested
“classic” VST feature.
Select options (invert, equal pitch)
New options for selecting events in editors or toggling the selection
Shortcut Events in drum editor (with predefined velocity values)
A Set of new key commands allows creating events with pre-defined velocity values.
New Record Mode “Stacked” for Audio and MIDI
Audio or MIDI can be recorded in multiple passes or in cycle mode onto a single track.
Every take can be displayed and edited in its own lane within the track. “Remove
Overlaps” can be used to collapse all takes to the final take.
Chord recognition in editor windows
Moving the cursor over a chord in the key editor displays the chord in the menu bar.
Transpose: scale correction
Automatic Scale Correction can be activated in the transpose window for any MIDI part.
A list of pre-defined scales is available.
Import/Export Tempo Maps
Tempo Maps can now be ported from one project to another. Important for any musicfor-
picture work, especially in workgroups.
Key Command to nudge SPP bar-wise (“step bar”)
A new key command “Step Bar” allows to nudge the Song Position Pointer in bars.
Repeat events/parts using pencil tool
Alt-Clicking a part in the right bottom corner and dragging creates copies of the part and
repeats the events
List Editor: multiple tracks open in single window
Multiple parts from multiple tracks can be opened in a single list editor window by shift
clicking the parts to make a multi-part selection and then opening the list editor. Parts
can either be selected by clicking the associated events or by selecting a part from the
part list.
1 Not available in Nuendo 2.0
“Open tool-box with right-click
Right-clicking in any editor window opens the tool box (new preference entry under
“editing”), cntrl-right-click opens the regular context menu in this setting.
Time Warp Tool: New Mastertrack with timeline editing and tap tempo
function
A new tool called “Time Warp” allows the user to edit the tempo track by dragging a
timecode or bar position to a specific event or hitpoint, thereby creating a new tempo
track entry. Use Time Warp to create a complex tempo map for free-form audio or MIDI
on the fly, or to match MIDI music to picture without complex re-arranging. All this
happens directly from the project page or editor windows. This dramatically expands the
tempo editing features of Cubase.
Tempo Record slider in Tempo Track Editor
A slider has been added to the Tempo Track Editor which allows realtime tempo
changes to be recorded on the fly.
Precount from tempo track
User can specify whether a precount before a tempo change will have the old or the
new tempo.
Freeze!
A new “Freeze” button has been added to the VST instrument rack. Selecting “Freeze”
for an instrument disables the instrument and replaces any MIDI tracks played by the
instrument with invisible audio tracks. These are generated offline and held in a
separate “Freeze” folder within the project folder. Instrument and associated tracks are
disabled. MIDI Channel’s volume/pan can still be changed. “Unfreezing” an instrument
re-enables the midi tracks and the instrument and deletes the freeze files.
New Score Features:
- MIDI Meaning
- More definable guitar symbols
- Tabulators for 12 strings
- Colorize notes
- Lyrics assigned to verse
- Paste lyrics from clipboard
- Copy chord symbols
- Auto layout improvements
Groove/Match Quantize
Right-click a MIDI part accesses a new command “advanced quantize > part to groove”.
A new groove template is created and appears in the quantize window. Patterns can be
edited from within the quantize menu.
Smooth Cycle
Cycle can be activated/deactivated while sequencer plays. Cycle plays uninterrupted
even when the cycle is moved while sequencer plays. Exception: when moving the
cycle before the current play position, the song will continue to play.
Chase MIDI Events improvements
Chasing Controller data and sending reset messages has been optimized resulting in
better overall chase performance.
Estas son las nuevas funciones del SX 2.0 y QUE NO TIENE EL NUENDO 2.0 , para el que se lo quiera leer, parece que han vuelto a poner algunas de las caracteristicas del VST y que en el SX habían desaparecido.
Pero de todas maneras me parece una jodienda que hace muy poquito que me actualice al N2.0 y saquen ahora esta actualización del SX, como decian en otro post parecemos las vacas lecheras.
Un saludo.
New and improved look and feel
2.0 comes with new “Skins” and “Appearance” controls, which allow the user to
customize the colour scheme of Cubase. In addition, many graphics improvements have
been made to the arrange and mixer windows, as well as menu bars, tool bars and
transport window.
Complete MIDI File import/export
MIDI File Import and Export is now completely implemented, including drag-and-drop of
MIDI files from desktop to arrange window, a “classic” Cubase feature.
Define active part (when multiple parts are selected)
A new menu item allows toggling between parts when multiple parts are selected for
editing in a single window.
Add velocity in info line
Velocity values can now be edited individually or in groups directly from the info line.
Improved grid in key editor (pitch visible)
The background grid in the key editor now has dark and light bars reflecting the pitch in
a keyboard-style.
Add Controller # to Names
Controllers are now displayed with manes and numbers.
Multiple audio parts combined in audio editor
Multiple audio parts can now be combined and edited together, an often requested
“classic” VST feature.
Select options (invert, equal pitch)
New options for selecting events in editors or toggling the selection
Shortcut Events in drum editor (with predefined velocity values)
A Set of new key commands allows creating events with pre-defined velocity values.
New Record Mode “Stacked” for Audio and MIDI
Audio or MIDI can be recorded in multiple passes or in cycle mode onto a single track.
Every take can be displayed and edited in its own lane within the track. “Remove
Overlaps” can be used to collapse all takes to the final take.
Chord recognition in editor windows
Moving the cursor over a chord in the key editor displays the chord in the menu bar.
Transpose: scale correction
Automatic Scale Correction can be activated in the transpose window for any MIDI part.
A list of pre-defined scales is available.
Import/Export Tempo Maps
Tempo Maps can now be ported from one project to another. Important for any musicfor-
picture work, especially in workgroups.
Key Command to nudge SPP bar-wise (“step bar”)
A new key command “Step Bar” allows to nudge the Song Position Pointer in bars.
Repeat events/parts using pencil tool
Alt-Clicking a part in the right bottom corner and dragging creates copies of the part and
repeats the events
List Editor: multiple tracks open in single window
Multiple parts from multiple tracks can be opened in a single list editor window by shift
clicking the parts to make a multi-part selection and then opening the list editor. Parts
can either be selected by clicking the associated events or by selecting a part from the
part list.
1 Not available in Nuendo 2.0
“Open tool-box with right-click
Right-clicking in any editor window opens the tool box (new preference entry under
“editing”), cntrl-right-click opens the regular context menu in this setting.
Time Warp Tool: New Mastertrack with timeline editing and tap tempo
function
A new tool called “Time Warp” allows the user to edit the tempo track by dragging a
timecode or bar position to a specific event or hitpoint, thereby creating a new tempo
track entry. Use Time Warp to create a complex tempo map for free-form audio or MIDI
on the fly, or to match MIDI music to picture without complex re-arranging. All this
happens directly from the project page or editor windows. This dramatically expands the
tempo editing features of Cubase.
Tempo Record slider in Tempo Track Editor
A slider has been added to the Tempo Track Editor which allows realtime tempo
changes to be recorded on the fly.
Precount from tempo track
User can specify whether a precount before a tempo change will have the old or the
new tempo.
Freeze!
A new “Freeze” button has been added to the VST instrument rack. Selecting “Freeze”
for an instrument disables the instrument and replaces any MIDI tracks played by the
instrument with invisible audio tracks. These are generated offline and held in a
separate “Freeze” folder within the project folder. Instrument and associated tracks are
disabled. MIDI Channel’s volume/pan can still be changed. “Unfreezing” an instrument
re-enables the midi tracks and the instrument and deletes the freeze files.
New Score Features:
- MIDI Meaning
- More definable guitar symbols
- Tabulators for 12 strings
- Colorize notes
- Lyrics assigned to verse
- Paste lyrics from clipboard
- Copy chord symbols
- Auto layout improvements
Groove/Match Quantize
Right-click a MIDI part accesses a new command “advanced quantize > part to groove”.
A new groove template is created and appears in the quantize window. Patterns can be
edited from within the quantize menu.
Smooth Cycle
Cycle can be activated/deactivated while sequencer plays. Cycle plays uninterrupted
even when the cycle is moved while sequencer plays. Exception: when moving the
cycle before the current play position, the song will continue to play.
Chase MIDI Events improvements
Chasing Controller data and sending reset messages has been optimized resulting in
better overall chase performance.
Salud!
>Pero de todas maneras me parece una jodienda que hace muy poquito >que me actualice al N2.0 y saquen ahora esta actualización del SX, como >decian en otro post parecemos las vacas lecheras.
Aquí, una cosa: decídete por uno de los dos y ya está. En Nuendo 2.5 ó 3 meterán todo eso, y así todo el rato. Si no lo hicieran así, perderían lo poquísimo que les queda para justificar la existencia de dos líneas distintas. Es patético, ya.
>Pero de todas maneras me parece una jodienda que hace muy poquito >que me actualice al N2.0 y saquen ahora esta actualización del SX, como >decian en otro post parecemos las vacas lecheras.
Aquí, una cosa: decídete por uno de los dos y ya está. En Nuendo 2.5 ó 3 meterán todo eso, y así todo el rato. Si no lo hicieran así, perderían lo poquísimo que les queda para justificar la existencia de dos líneas distintas. Es patético, ya.
Kraken1,
Soy usuario de SX y estoy totalmente de acuerdo con tigo, pero, si se tratara de compañías diferentes lo entendería, es decir si fuera que EMAGIC y STEINBERG, por ejemplo, tienen una carrera como el perro y el gato para ver quien implementa mas funciones en sus programas, tendría sentido para mi, pero realmente alucino con esta competencia interna.
Alguien escribió:
Aquí, una cosa: decídete por uno de los dos y ya está. En Nuendo 2.5 ó 3 meterán todo eso, y así todo el rato
Soy usuario de SX y estoy totalmente de acuerdo con tigo, pero, si se tratara de compañías diferentes lo entendería, es decir si fuera que EMAGIC y STEINBERG, por ejemplo, tienen una carrera como el perro y el gato para ver quien implementa mas funciones en sus programas, tendría sentido para mi, pero realmente alucino con esta competencia interna.
Un mejor todavía: actualizarse desde SX1 a SX2 vale 150 euros. Pero en cambio actualizarse desde VST a SX2 vale...
... 150 euros!!
Cojonudo. Para el que se actualizó de VST a SX1 no le valio de mucho, encima soportando todos los errores que aún están sin resolver.
Estos señores de Steinberg son la mar de graciosillos.
Salu2!
... 150 euros!!
Cojonudo. Para el que se actualizó de VST a SX1 no le valio de mucho, encima soportando todos los errores que aún están sin resolver.
Estos señores de Steinberg son la mar de graciosillos.
Salu2!
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