Steinberg has introduced the latest version of its Cubase SE entry-level music production software. Cubase SE3 offers professional music technologies tailored to musicians, producers, students and educators. Available for Mac and PC, Cubase SE3 will be available in October 2005.
“This is another milestone in entry-level music production and sequencing software,” comments Arnd Kaiser, Steinberg’s Senior Product Manager for Music Technology. “Cubase SE3 provides an easy-to-use, budget-priced start into Steinberg’s professional Cubase product family,” Kaiser continues. “We’ve designed the software to offer world-standard technologies in an accessible, easily learnable way for those who’ve never used a computer to make music before.”
For beginners and newcomers to computer-based music production as well as students and educators, Cubase SE3 offers powerful yet easy-to-use features designed to support those taking their first steps in recording, editing and mixing music on a PC or Mac. The clear, intuitive user interface supports easy orientation while the VST Connections window allows simple, quick connection to music hardware such as mixers, audio interfaces and monitors.
Cubase SE3 provides ample creative space for professional musicians and producers looking to expand their music-making environment. With its 48 audio and unlimited MIDI tracks and the included range of VST instruments, virtual effects and MIDI effects, Cubase SE3 offers a huge palette of creative potential. A professional-standard 32-bit audio engine offers pristine 24-bit/96kHz recording and playback, including full delay compensation.
Existing Cubase SE owners will find a range of new features and capabilities. These include a new user interface and audio engine, drag and drop for MIDI files, superior Hitpoint detection, a redesigned Track Inspector and much more. Cubase SE3 also introduces new capabilities that support an even faster, more efficient workflow, including new key commands and editing functions.
Not only is Cubase SE3 fully upgradeable to Steinberg’s Cubase SX3 and Cubase SL3 applications, but all projects created in Cubase SE3 can be easily opened in either of those two professional music applications, regardless of computer platform. Cubase SE3 also hosts VST instruments and effects, allowing Cubase SE3 owners to add to the virtual recording studio through the addition of professional virtual instruments and effects, including Steinberg’s successful VSTi range.
Price and Availability
Cubase SE3 will be available for $159.99 from October 2005.
