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Neptune45
Don't forget the cross-grade option from Steinberg's own site if you own a recent version of RX Standard or Advanced as it knocks a nice chunk off the price.
Nice! That is awesome. It is def looking like i am migrating over to cubase. Just been trying the demo with my raven (and my studio in general) and so far i am seriously impressed.
It has all the features i actually want. Can't believe i slept on this one. I have been through literally every major DAW in recent years, looking for one that suits what i am doing.
So yeah, will probably buy cubase in three weeks when the demo is up..i am assuming that would make me eligible for some kind of crossgrade?
I will shoot them an email asking what the best route is.
If i am buying in, i may as well go the whole way - cubase, spectralayers, wave lab...i have also wanted backbone since it came out.
The only reason i didn't try this stuff for ages is because i didn't have a dongle.
Re: splitting into layers - that approach seems to make sense and seems alot more intuitive. I will try it tomorrow.
To be honest i will likely get it even if it is mostly good for sound design. The question then is 'does it do repair and noise reduction as well'
The other contender there, for me at least, is the era 5 bundle.
They have an offer on their subscription which is about to run out. Lots of demoing to do