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• Cubase Vs Garageband Ipad
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Cubasis is absolutely packed with features, and the visual aesthetic makes Cubase users feel right at home. In addition to recording audio, you also can record MIDI tracks with a nice built in library of virtual instruments. There’s Micro Sonic and Micrologue for both sample-based sounds and synthesizer sounds. Jan 26, 2014  The effects in Cubasis are pretty basic, for example the EQ only has 2 sliders for low and hi, that's it! But obviously Cubasis does Midi so the two apps are geared to different markets. I don't see Auria adding Midi anytime soon either. As far as Cubasis requiring iOS6, that's not true. I'm running it on an iPad 1 with iOS 5. Dec 17, 2018  Steinberg has released Cubasis 2.7, the latest version of its mobile DAW for iPad. The update brings support for the latest iPad Pro models, new effects options, support for up to three AU MIDI plugins per track and more. Dec 16, 2012  ‎. CUBASIS 3 IS NOW AVAILABLE. Enjoy a brand-new and fully redesigned Cubasis app, which runs on the iPhone and iPad, and adds many user-requested features and improvements! Cubasis 2 equals ease of use and is as powerful as a fully featured iOS-based music production system can be pushing your.

Mar 28, 2018 While Cubasis is taking on more pro-features – introducing support of AU MIDI FX, GarageBand shows that it is not taking pro-direction with new soundpacks and one new guitar FX. Another cool thing with Cubasis update is that it now supports iOS Files. So you can access all your Cubasis files from other apps and easily import/export audio. IPad Screenshots. Cubasis 2 equals ease of use and is as powerful as a fully featured iOS-based music production system can be pushing your capabilities out of limits. Whether you’re capturing simple ideas or complex musical masterpieces — It ships with outstanding, touch-optimized tools carrying you into the fun of recording, editing. I have recently become interested with recording. I have a Mac with GarageBand, and I just bought a Zoom B3 which comes with Cubase LE 8 for FREEEEEEEE (albeit i've been unable to download it since my internet speed is 512kbps ATM -) I've been doing a bit of research but most of the terms go over my head. I still don't know hat DAW even.

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I have been using desktop Windows based DAWs for many years but recently decided I would like to use my iPad when I am away from home.

I bought Cubasis 3, (don't have version 2) and I really like the look and feel of it. It seems incredibly intuitive to me, being familiar with desktop DAWs. Unfortunately as we all know, there are numerous 'issues' at the moment that I am sure Steinberg will get ironed out.

So, I thought whilst Steinberg do that, I would take a look at Garageband. I've got up and running quickly (although it's slightly different to what I am used to) and it seems very stable with some pretty amazing features (Drummer, Smart Strings for example), and built in sounds. The guitar amp sim is pretty decent too, which is important to me.

I am certainly not giving up on Cubasis 3, and I am really looking forward to using seriously, hopefully after the next maintenance update. I have found @LFS to be very helpful and responsive which also gives me confidence.

Cubase Vs Garageband Ipad

I want to get to the stage where I can make album ready tracks on an iPad, if that is possible. I don't have a Mac / Logic, so unfortunately that path to 'finishing off' a Garageband project isn't open to me. Exporting stems to Studio One Pro on Windows would be good.

Cubasis Vs Garageband Ipad 2

Anyway..my question is this - assuming that Cubasis 3's 'issues' are sorted, what are the potential advantages of Cubasis over Garageband?

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Cubasis Android

• GarageBand is absolutely great IMO, especially for songwriting. The main drawback is that the mixer is a bit primitive, so it's not ideal for final mixes (but still definitely possible), so I would say you should definitely spend some time with it.

  Once Cubasis 3 is fixed, it will offer far more in terms of mixing features: mix groups, AUX sends, much bigger and more precise faders, Mater Bus effects slots etc.. so it will be a more refined app for mixing in, but for track creation GB is actually excellent.

• The greatest advantage of GB is a smooth integration with Logic Pro X. So everytime I plan to make a complex project, firstly I prepare all tracks with virtual instruments within GB and send them into the Logic via iCloud.

  But if I want to make some project on iPad only, I use Auria Pro. Just because I know Auria much better then Cubasis.

• edited January 24

  GarageBand is a fun app (iOS, iPadOS, macOS only). It’s Drums, Drummer, Smart Instruments, Beat Sequencer, Live Loops, etc are second to none.

  Cubasis is an easy-to-use app.

  If you are on Windows and have Cubase (or if you can manage to get the free Cubase LE through some hardware purchase), you could export Cubasis projects and continue your work in Cubase. You’ll instantly feel at home as they are very similar - no learning different apps or workarounds. That is the natural process and ecosystem and the ultimate purpose of using Cubasis as a scratch pad on-the-go:

  https://new.steinberg.net/cubase/le (dongle-free!)

  If not, just use Cubasis.

• edited January 24

  @MobileMusic said:
  GarageBand is a fun app (iOS, iPadOS, macOS only). It’s Drums, Drummer, Smart Instruments, Beat Sequencer, Live Loops, etc are second to none.

  Cubasis is an easy-to-use app.

  If you are on Windows and have Cubase (or if you can manage to get the free Cubase LE through some hardware purchase), you could export Cubasis projects and continue your work in Cubase. You’ll instantly feel at home as they are very similar - no learning different apps or workarounds. That is the natural process and ecosystem and the ultimate purpose of using Cubasis as a scratchpad on-the-go:

  https://new.steinberg.net/cubase/le (dongle-free!)

  If not, just use Cubasis.

  One of the cool things in Cubase is - we can color its entire interface to any color we want! Stealth, warm, vibrant, lively, flashy, crazy.. Yes!

• Did I read somewhere the audio was automatically normalised on export in GB?

• @MobileMusic said:
  GarageBand is a fun app (iOS, iPadOS, macOS only). It’s Drums, Drummer, Smart Instruments, Beat Sequencer, Live Loops, etc are second to none.

  Cubasis is an easy-to-use app.

  If you are on Windows and have Cubase (or if you can manage to get the free Cubase LE through some hardware purchase), you could export Cubasis projects and continue your work in Cubase. You’ll instantly feel at home as they are very similar. That is the natural process and ecosystem and the ultimate purpose of using Cubasis as a scratchpad on-the-go:

  https://new.steinberg.net/cubase/le (dongle-free!)

  If not, just use Cubasis.

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  Great point. My DAW is Studio One Pro, but I can totally see the benefit of getting a more basic version of Cubase. I don’t have any hardware that gives me the free version, as far as I can remember unfortunately. I don’t need a top of the range version as I have about a zillion third party plugins! That ability to export to desktop makes a lot of sense.

• How well does the transfer from Cubasis to Cubase work? Is it seamless, easy and just “works”?

• @BillS said:
  How well does the transfer from Cubasis to Cubase work? Is it seamless, easy and just “works”?

  This is a manufacturing message to light up all the leds, but messages are sent in this format. Also using miditrace, when I send B0 00 7F, all leds are turned on. This was learned from the programmers reference.

  It is a very simple process

  There is a new importer pending for Cubasis v3 soon

• Thanks - I am tempted to go for Cubase Elements. Looking at the list of features, I think the lack of ARA 2 support would mean I can’t use Melodyne inside Elements (?) I’ve really got used to that in Studio One Pro. That aside, it seems to do everything I need.

• @BillS said:
  Thanks - I am tempted to go for Cubase Elements. Looking at the list of features, I think the lack of ARA 2 support would mean I can’t use Melodyne inside Elements (?) I’ve really got used to that in Studio One Pro. That aside, it seems to do everything I need.

  Not aware of that.

  How about Melodyne Studio stand alone?

• @MobileMusic That would absolutely work and that's what I did for years, but it is just so quick and convenient using Melodyne in the DAW.

• Never really used GarageBand before. So I need some newbie information please. In Cubasis I can record tracks, add effects and mix down and basically master it all inside Cubasis (I’m a Barkfilterist). Can I do the same thing and mix down to a single wav file that I can “open in” to AudioShare or various other places? That part confused me on my one try with GB years ago.

• edited January 24

  @NoiseHorse said:
  Never really used GarageBand before. So I need some newbie information please. In Cubasis I can record tracks, add effects and mix down and basically master it all inside Cubasis (I’m a Barkfilterist). Can I do the same thing and mix down to a single wav file that I can “open in” to AudioShare or various other places? That part confused me on my one try with GB years ago.

  You can export as Wav from GB. For mastering, you could use FinalTouch app or others.

  This is the comprehensive GB course from Paul I recommend (watch out for Udemy sales every month for $10-$15 for courses)

  Also follow Pete Johns channel on YouTube for GB

• The best channel for GB use is, by far (imho), Dan Baker's channel :
  https://www.youtube.com/user/danbaker74

  Because he's a pro and he demonstrate how GB is powerful with some practice

• How can you lower the latency in garageband? Having to try and move audio after recording to line up is very tedious. I cant find a way of changing it.

• @BillS said:

  Anyway..my question is this - assuming that Cubasis 3's 'issues' are sorted, what are the potential advantages of Cubasis over Garageband?

  MID out/MIDI export comes to mind

• @GovernorSilver said:

  @BillS said:

  Anyway..my question is this - assuming that Cubasis 3's 'issues' are sorted, what are the potential advantages of Cubasis over Garageband?

  MID out/MIDI export comes to mind

  Automations (GB has only volume automation)
  MIDI Effects