Comparison Of Cubase Se And Cubase Sx, CubaseSX has what that Cubase SE doesnt? |
Thu 4 Dec 2003, 19:00
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 2 Joined: 18-Nov 03 From: New Hyde Park - US Member No.: 29,209 |
I have recently purchased Studio Case and need to know the differences between Cubase SE and Cubase SX. Using the electronic operating manual is difficult for me and I prefer a book type manual where I can underline for quick reference. I bought the new book :"Cubase SX for Macintosh & Windows" by Thad Brown, because a cursory look through showed many of the important diagrams the same as in Cubase SE. However, before going too far with this (indeed I have the option of returning the book) I need to know just how I can tell whether the contents refer to Cubase SE or Cubase SX or both.
Furthermore, I understand that I can upgrade any of the programs in Studio Case to the "full" versions of them at modest cost, but I cannot find anywhere on Steinberg's website the descriptions of the differences between the Studio Case versions and the "full" versions. No material in the SX, SL, SE forums seems to be directed at SE, and I have found nothing there or in their Knowledge Base about this problem. SE seems to be a fine program if I can ever get to really understand it, and Studio Case looks to be a remarkable buy if I can get on top of the variety and learn to control how the programs work. I would appreciate your help. AL |
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Thu 4 Dec 2003, 20:56
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 235 Joined: 25-Jul 02 From: Strongsville - US Member No.: 6,217 |
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Fri 19 Dec 2003, 04:30
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 1 Joined: 19-Dec 03 From: New York - US Member No.: 31,437 |
Hello,
I thought this question was relevant to this forum: Do you know what Pool import/export is? It is not a feature of Cubase SE and it sounds important... Thanks! |
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