The recommended system on a Mac consists of a 266MHz G3 processor, 128 MB of RAM, OS 8.5 and an approved ASIO or MME soundcard. Shy of CD burning and finite sample-level editing/import/export chores, Cubase is a powerful, mature and widely expandable (due to the VST standard) program that handles everything from MIDI sequencing to audio tracking and editing - at 24/96 precision - with excellent sound quality and resolution.Ĭubase is engineered for both Mac and PC platforms, and the two versions are nearly indistinguishable from one another.
Many are actually attracted to the software because it maintains the feel and organization of those “old-school” sequencing programs like Studio Vision Pro, Master Tracks Pro and other bygone favorites, while at the same time delivering a thoroughly modern feature set. Now in Version 5.0, Cubase has evolved over the years from a straight-ahead MIDI sequencer to its current incarnation as a full-fledged audio production suite that can stand shoulder to shoulder with anything on the planet. With all of this in mind, I was anxious to audition Steinberg’s latest version of Cubase - a program that many of us have literally grown up with. All in all, these discussions can get downright painful. Everyone has their favorite: One does this or that better or quicker than the other does. Nothing sparks a debate among a group of audio pros quicker than the issue of DAWs.
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