Those wishing to learn of what’s not new may read the earlier review here: All the functionality present in those versions is still with us and I’m going to focus primarily on new features here. At that time Wavelab was at version 8.5 and Elements at version 8. I reviewed Wavelab and Elements, in our Jan. For brevity, hereafter “Wavelab” will be used to denote “Wavelab Pro” and “Elements” to denote “Wavelab Elements”.

In this review we will look at the new releases of Steinberg’s high-end audio editor software, Wavelab Pro, and the scaled-down and much more economically-priced “lite” version, Wavelab Elements. Although the devices are specialized in music production, they are also suitable for digitizing analog HiFi sources and as USB DAC for music playback from a PC.Steinberg’s audio editors for the professional and the home studio have new versions, both of them sporting impressive new features which merit your attention. Steinberg has brought its USB audio interfaces up to date and equipped them with USB-C interfaces. The audiophile player software Audirvana has now been retrofitted with the so far missing features in the version for windows: Version 3.5 of Audirvana for Windows 10 is now available as a free update for all owners of the previous Windows version. Steinberg Cubasis 3 – update for the production softwareĪudio software specialist Steinberg has completely revamped its music production app Cubasis and adapted it for small displays. Now Steinberg is bringing the updated Cubasis 3 version to Android mobile devices. Up to this point, the Cubasis recording and mixing software was only available for iOS.

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