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TAFKAT · 23rd July 2009

Right,

So tell me StereoPari , is it ?

Why do you consider this OT ?

The information is detailed information in regards to cross platform performance of Cubendo 4 /5

Someone asked about the state of play in regards to C5 performance on MacPro's, I linked to quantifiable , qualified information in regards to that query that is far more detailed and easily qualified by anyone who actually uses Cubase 5 , the information is posted at a user run and moderated forum that has combined the end users of Cubase and Nuendo, which are essentially the same application, instead of being segregated by the parent company as are the official forums.

My response to the rep was in direct response to his attempt to dismiss the information , as expected.

I am not marketing anything here Mate, do you see a link in my signature - unlike plenty of others here , I am simply giving Cubase end users an alternative information source to the spin , do with it what you will..

So because I am a moderator at another forum , and actually use the same recognisable login and do not hide behind an alternate cyber alias on this forum , in your opinion my opinion has no right to be expressed here.. ?

I'll let George or any of the other mods decide that.

Do we actually use Cubase 5 ?

What kind of a question is that, read the information , point to where Cubase 5 is cast in a negative light , save the spin for the reps please .. ;-)

BTW: I could ask you the same question, as I have never seen you post anywhere but here , so I would expect that if you were someone who was actively using the application and contributing to the online Cubase community that you would be participating at forums focussed on that community, yet you are not registered at any of the official Steinberg forums under that name.

So who are you at the other forums out of interest , and if you are registered at Cubendo as well under another name , then please, don't be shy..

23rd July 2009	#329
TAFKAT Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2006 Location: Melbourne : Australia : Posts: 902	Right, So tell me StereoPari , is it ? Why do you consider this OT ? The information is detailed information in regards to cross platform performance of Cubendo 4 /5 Someone asked about the state of play in regards to C5 performance on MacPro's, I linked to quantifiable , qualified information in regards to that query that is far more detailed and easily qualified by anyone who actually uses Cubase 5 , the information is posted at a user run and moderated forum that has combined the end users of Cubase and Nuendo, which are essentially the same application, instead of being segregated by the parent company as are the official forums. My response to the rep was in direct response to his attempt to dismiss the information , as expected. I am not marketing anything here Mate, do you see a link in my signature - unlike plenty of others here , I am simply giving Cubase end users an alternative information source to the spin , do with it what you will.. So because I am a moderator at another forum , and actually use the same recognisable login and do not hide behind an alternate cyber alias on this forum , in your opinion my opinion has no right to be expressed here.. ? I'll let George or any of the other mods decide that. Do we actually use Cubase 5 ? What kind of a question is that, read the information , point to where Cubase 5 is cast in a negative light , save the spin for the reps please .. ;-) BTW: I could ask you the same question, as I have never seen you post anywhere but here , so I would expect that if you were someone who was actively using the application and contributing to the online Cubase community that you would be participating at forums focussed on that community, yet you are not registered at any of the official Steinberg forums under that name. So who are you at the other forums out of interest , and if you are registered at Cubendo as well under another name , then please, don't be shy..