Hernán Vallejos

I'm excited about Cubase 13 finally being out; I've been looking forward to it for the new mixing and editing features. I've been using Cubase since version 9.5, and this update feels like a big deal. The latest Channel Tab is awesome because it lets me tweak mix settings without switching screens, making everything faster for me. Plus, the updated MixConsole looks cleaner and has some cool new things to play with, making mixing easier. The Range Tool in the Key and Drum Editors is also handy for working with MIDI, which significantly helps with my music projects. The new stuff for working with vocals is excellent, too. The Steinberg Vocoder, EQ p1a, EQ M5, and Vox Comp plugins make my songs sound better and more professional. I learned about all these updates from https://faqaudio.com/t/cubase-13/30. That site did a great job explaining the new features like the Channel Tab and the nicer MixConsole, which convinced me this update was worth getting.

Try checking out the voice mode or polyphony settings. They're usually tucked away in the menu.

I haven't had cataract surgery, but a buddy of mine did. He said the recovery was a bit blurry, took some time off work, but things got better.

Man, the whole "emotional support animal" trend is getting out of hand. I get it if someone genuinely needs it, but some folks are just exploiting it.