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Cubendo...

From the original Analog Industries archive. Some links and images from that era no longer resolve.

For the record, I am having a couple problems with Nuendo 3 in Vista that people with similar setups should take in to consideration. Well, one isn’t a Steinberg issue, I don’t think. Firstly, there are no drivers available that Vista can recognize as such for my MIDI interface (M-Audio MIDIsport 2x2) so I’m stuck using the MIDI ports on my Novation Remote. However, recording MIDI that comes in through the Novation is odd; note-offs aren’t making it through the clutter and the time stamping is fucked.

So, that’s probably minor. The next bit is not. Nuendo can’t export audio. By that, I mean that export->audio file doesn’t work. You get the file/format browser, then when you select “okay,” no matter what format, it just goes back to normal operation without rendering anything. I haven’t been able to find any information on this particular issue, so I just nutted up and bought Cubase 4. Yes, I’m the sort of person that buys a new car when the old one gets a flat tire, apparently.

Long story short, you’ll get a Crandall-flavored review of Cubase 4 in a few days.

MEA CULPA: I’m a retard. There was one checkbox which is usually ticked which wasn’t. Nuendo renders fine in Vista. So ignore basically everything I just wrote. However, Cubase 4 is still ordered.

3 comments

  1. nung242

    I cannot begin to count how many times I fumbled with program settings in front of a screen for HOURS on end to find out I was a retard too. : ) ( Its always the check box you never saw, that was right in front of you, lol )

    Its the nature of the beast,

    TT

  2. noisegeek

    So is there any difference in the the audio engine between Cubase and Nuendo? Specifically with regard to ITB summing?

  3. Chris Randall

    No.

    -CR

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