Steinberg has updated Cubasis, its iPad DAW, adding support for 24 channel audio recording, improved AudioBus support, stability improvements and more.
Cubasis is a DAW with a set of tools focusing on mobile work. Projects created in Cubasis can be opened in Cubase for Windows or OS X.
Here’s what’s new in Cubasis 1.2: Continue reading
Here’s a quick look at using MIDI and Audiobus with Cubasis for iPad.
The video demonstrates how to send midi out to other apps and then reroute the audio out from those other apps back into Cubasis. Continue reading
Steinberg has updated Cubasis – its mobile DAW for iOS – with support for AudioBus.
“Cubasis 1.1 takes full advantage of the many music apps supporting Audiobus, resulting in a flexible and more powerful DAW for your iPad than before,” notes Steinberg’s Carlos Mendoza Rohde.
Here’s what’s new in Cubasis 1.1: Continue reading
Steinberg today introduced Cubasis ? a new multitouch sequencer that brings a streamlined version of Cubase to the iPad.
Steinberg Cubasis goes far beyond what’s possible on the iPad with Garageband. The number of tracks is not limited by the software – just what your hardware is capable of doing. Cubasis also lets you sequence other CoreMIDI apps and run Cubasis simultaneously, via background audio.. And you can export work and open it in Cubase, or share your tracks via email, SoundCloud or DropBox.
Here are the details: