I use Cubase 5, how diferent is this version? Can you recomend me this version?
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I do have cubebase LE 5 as well but since I got this I never use the PC that has the 5 version. This is so much better in terms of interface, sound, the VST instrument (hailon se), more options, control over the whole recording process.. It is worth the upgrade..
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I need more detail on your problem. Are you running it with any software such as Cubase? If yes, check that your MIDI channels match. If not check sound output settings in PCs control panel.
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Cubase Artist 7.5 is a simplified version of Cubase 7.5. So it is not the full version of Cubase. It is what one would need for a home studio instead of a professional studio. In my case I use it mainly for recording virtual instrument tracks, but you can also record audio. With Cubase Artist 7.5 you will need an ILock key which is the License to use the program. Apart from that you don't need any additional software unless you want to use instrument libraries additional to the ones that come with the software. In my case I use Cubase Artist 7.5 with EWQL and Garritan virtual instruments. I hope this helps. Cubase Artist 7.5 is a simplified version of Cubase 7.5. So it is not the full version of Cubase. It is what one would need for a home studio instead of a professional studio. In my case I use it mainly for recording virtual instrument tracks, but you can also record audio. With Cubase Artist 7.5 you will need an ILock key which is the License to use the program. Apart from that you don't need any additional software unless you want to use instrument libraries additional to the ones that come with the software. In my case I use Cubase Artist 7.5 with EWQL and Garritan virtual instruments. I... » Read More Cubase Artist 7.5 is a simplified version of Cubase 7.5. So it is not the full version of Cubase. It is what one would need for a home studio instead of a professional studio. In my case I use it mainly for recording virtual instrument tracks, but you can also record audio. With Cubase Artist 7.5 you will need an ILock key which is the License to use the program. Apart from that you don't need any additional software unless you want to use instrument libraries additional to the ones that come with the software. In my case I use Cubase Artist 7.5 with EWQL and Garritan virtual instruments. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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That depends... PT 10 and PT 11 (And I think maybe PT 9) have finally adapted the open market standards like ASIO and CORE Audio. Any Pro Tools versions before that required proprietary Avid hardware... Probably one of the main reasons I use Cubase! But Yes, the current version of PT11 can most definitely interface with the 16.4.2.
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I'm pretty sure not as this is for cubase studio software, protocols is a different program altogether... Hope that helps!
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EDIT: The end of the first sentence should read windows 7 64 bit. Also, if you are concerned with using 2 DAWs, what I do is record vocals in cubase, save the recordings as 24 bit / 48 kHz WAV files, and then import the WAVs into mixcraft for editing, applying effects, mixing and mastering with my other tracks.
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I've used it with Komplete 9. Unless 10 is radically different, it's pretty much just a matter of opening KOntakt and choosing Triple Play as your midi controller. Velocity isn't going to be as controllable as with a keyboard, but it does work, amazingly. Latency is non-existent as long as you have your buffer settings correct. I've had to make readjustments with successive OS X upgrades, but that's a Mac problem. The Triple Play software is mostly used for calibration and playing with different sounds, but it's not required just to function as a controller. I play it through my iPad with Sample Tank as well. I've used it with Komplete 9. Unless 10 is radically different, it's pretty much just a matter of opening KOntakt and choosing Triple Play as your midi controller. Velocity isn't going to be as controllable as with a keyboard, but it does work, amazingly. Latency is non-existent as long as you have your buffer settings correct. I've had to make readjustments with successive OS X upgrades, but that's a Mac problem. The Triple Play software is mostly used for calibration and playing with different sounds, but it's not required just to function as a controller. I play it through my iPad with... » Read More I've used it with Komplete 9. Unless 10 is radically different, it's pretty much just a matter of opening KOntakt and choosing Triple Play as your midi controller. Velocity isn't going to be as controllable as with a keyboard, but it does work, amazingly. Latency is non-existent as long as you have your buffer settings correct. I've had to make readjustments with successive OS X upgrades, but that's a Mac problem. The Triple Play software is mostly used for calibration and playing with different sounds, but it's not required just to function as a controller. I play it through my iPad with Sample Tank as well. « Show Less
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Hello there. I got this one to replace an old model. I am a full time musician and I use this device as practice tool and a demo recording device. You'd even record complex 8 track pieces if you'd use it with Amplitube's studio for an iPad.It sounds great for a tiny and fairly in expensive sound device like this.I would suggest you to go for a newer model though.It will cost you about 40$ more but it has Midi and other features, I would go for it myself if I wouldn't have this one.P.S. The only minus of these devises compare to they cheaper predecessor is that you can't change your iPhone or an iPad while recording or practicing. Keep in mind that the apps for these devices are power consuming. Hope it helps. Hello there. I got this one to replace an old model. I am a full time musician and I use this device as practice tool and a demo recording device. You'd even record complex 8 track pieces if you'd use it with Amplitube's studio for an iPad.It sounds great for a tiny and fairly in expensive sound device like this.I would suggest you to go for a newer model though.It will cost you about 40$ more but it has Midi and other features, I would go for it myself if I wouldn't have this one.P.S. The only minus of these devises compare to they cheaper predecessor is that you can't change... » Read More Hello there. I got this one to replace an old model. I am a full time musician and I use this device as practice tool and a demo recording device. You'd even record complex 8 track pieces if you'd use it with Amplitube's studio for an iPad.It sounds great for a tiny and fairly in expensive sound device like this.I would suggest you to go for a newer model though.It will cost you about 40$ more but it has Midi and other features, I would go for it myself if I wouldn't have this one.P.S. The only minus of these devises compare to they cheaper predecessor is that you can't change your iPhone or an iPad while recording or practicing. Keep in mind that the apps for these devices are power consuming. Hope it helps. « Show Less
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I'm sure you already recieved answers, bit just in case... no, you do not need Cubase. I use it with many other programs. Your mic may need the phantom power switch enabled.
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I use ableton and the mapping is all messed up, you need to use the studio software for full use of the samples, and in order to use it in any other DAW you need to run the studio software as a plugin which makes arrangement confusing and difficult. Maschine is well worth the price difference and you will never regret it
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Any soft with MIDI compare (cubase. logic. etc)Its mean you can use it not only with computer soft if you have MIDI connection and great desire to explore:)
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Anyone know what happens if there's no Activation Key for the Cubase Le program that comes with it? Any suggestions?
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you can record 16 separate tracks in and listen to 4 tracks out all at the same time, depending on how you configure cubase. Also the "separate" monitor out is just 1 and 2 with a volume knob up front. Dose that answer your question?
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If you want keys and pads get this if you are looking for a MPC style workflow get the Mpc studio. The mpc studio comes with its own software and includes akais sound library this mpk 49 is just a controller, so you need a DAW to sample such as logic protools ableton etc
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I am currently in the process of recording a collection of songs with this software. I believe that if you purchase Cubase Elements 7, you can export a finished song (as an MP3 file) as many times as you want. I hope this helps!
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I like The Biggest Model Best! I like My Novation Purchase! I have the 49 Key and Its Great with LMMS Daw and Fl Studio. I Would buy it forthe price its a nice Unit.
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The software CD that comes with the new MPD26 contains a free, limited version of Ableton Live. You can use that software to manage sampling and triggering your own samples, I have. I do find the free version pretty limiting, and if you want to do serious sampling you'll want to upgrade to a paid version of Ableton or use some other software.