CUBASE 9 PRO VR TEAM UPGRADE
However, the primary stumbling block /annoyance for me is the non-alignment of upgrade cycles between Cubase and Nuendo. Exact features are detailed here and elsewhere (personally, would hope for a return to a greater focus on film in particular, incl. My 2 cents: Nuendo is in general a far more advanced platform than Cubase, particularly in terms of post, ADR, film & gaming. You might benefit from the game-connect features though.
If what you want to do is compose/record/mix specifically music, for film/tv/games, then I don’t really see a need for ADR functionality. wav files, some will require project files (more likely session files from Pro Tools). Or is Nuendo just needed inside the production company? And the supplier for audio/music/speech is best equipped with a DAW like Cubase Pro?įor television and film you should probably check what the networks and distributors in your market demand as deliverables, because it varies. Is it a must-have for a composer or sound-designer to have the adr/games-audio-connect/film functionality of Nuendo because the production companies want me to deliver not only single wav files of the main title, the hero-theme, the fight scene, the sound fx, a dialogue sequence… but need all the files in an adapted format?.
CUBASE 9 PRO VR TEAM TV
As I am no direct experience with the workflow in the games or tv audio segment, you could perhaps give me a little help with the following essential question: This is just because I am preparing a job change in direction of music for film/tv/games. I wonder if there’s a definitive, exhaustive list somewhere that would explicitly state any features in Cubase that are truncated/missing in Nuendo? The reason: With the new sale, people are interested in buying Nuendo but I don’t feel comfortable telling them, “Yes, just buy Nuendo, because it has everything from Cubase” without knowing precisely that it’s true.
You’ve obviously got expert experience but I’m purposely being a bit of a stickler at this moment. The thing is, I know both programs, but I haven’t studied them in a nuts-and-bolts comparison to really see what may be missing from Nuendo that’s only in Cubase. I think I remember at one time hearing that various MIDI-related tools were somewhat reduced/different in Nuendo vs.
As it describes “new features from Cubase 9.5,” I didn’t feel I could rely on it to specifically state “At this time, all Cubase features new and old now exist in Nuendo.”
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