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Steinberg Cubasis VST 5.0 sequencer
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Steinberg Cubasis VST 5.0 sequencerOur regular price is £59.99 inc. VAT

Up to 48 audio channels (Wave and MP3) and 64 MIDI tracks, a professional mixer with real-time effects and a great variety of virtual instruments leave nothing to be desired: compose songs, edit sounds, print your scores and burn your own CD with surround sound. With Voice Detective, you can even input MIDI notes by singing. Cubasis VST 5.0 comes with new professional effects and innovative virtual instruments such as Easy Guitar and the singing monk Brother Gregory.


Max no. audio tracks: 48
Max no. MIDI tracks: 64
Plug-in support: VSTi, VST effect plug-ins
SMPTE and MTC support: None
Driver support: ASIO, MME
MIDI editing: Basic MIDI editing
Major features: Surround sound, mastering and CD-R software, 24 bit 96 kHz support, video software.

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This product was added to our catalogue on Tuesday 24 June, 2003.

This product was discontinued on Wednesday 08 February, 2006

The Steinberg Cubasis VST 5.0 is a member of the sequencer s/w category.

Steinberg was founded in 1984; their first software product was Pro 16, a MIDI sequencer for the Commodore 64. In 1986 they created Pro 24 for the Atari ST.

The Cubase sequencer was born on the Atari in 1989, ported to the Mac in 1990 and Windows in 1992. Steinberg's Virtual Studio Technology, at the leading edge of native signal processing, was introduced to the PC in 1998.

In January 2003, Steinberg was acquired by the US company Pinnacle Systems. Steinberg remains a major force in music and audio software.

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