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You might also want to check out bitwig, fl studio or studio one 3. Cubase might realese 8.5 in december or next year and change some of the things users have been requesting. I'm still not sure about the switch though. In cubase you need to use vst3 if you don't want to use quadro channels. Sidechaining with vst2.4 is much easier in ableton.I find ableton's browser great while I find cubase's mediabay is constantly scanning its folders or not showing what I want.Ableton's user base is huge and there are gazillion tutorials everywhere.Drum, instrument and effect racks in ableton are great.Session view is also nice but I'm not using it much.Even though MIDI is otherwise unbeatable in cubase, I seem to get results quicker in ableton. To quicky use piano roll in cubase you must switch between tools with shortcuts, in ableton you just use your mouse for everything.Ableton also has event based automation.in ableton I can also see exactly the value of parameter in the vst when I'm changing automation(I hate that there is no snap to grid function in ableton though). Cubase doesn't have 'real' curved automation.Cubase has very limited drag and drop functionality compared to ableton.

Ableton vs cubase 2018 trial#

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