But even with a track composited from many tracks, we might struggle with a vocal moment that has a certain "magic" to it but wavers in pitch just enough to be bothersome. We often record multiple (perhaps even hundreds of) takes from which we can pick and choose the best lines, phrases, and even syllables. There's no denying that capturing a perfect vocal performance can be quite an elusive goal. Number one on my list of new features is VariAudio pitch correction software. Immediately following my roundup are GH's thoughts on Cubase -from the perspective of a non-seasoned user.
You'll have to visit Steinberg's website for a more comprehensive list.
If I didn't have a wordcount limitation, I could easily expound for many pages on all of the changes included in this major revision, but I'll have to limit my discussion to a roundup of my favorite new features. Two years after the release of Cubase 4, Steinberg released Cubase 5, and long-time Cubase users will appreciate what may be the most feature-packed update yet. Steinberg Nuendo has been my main DAW for a couple years now, and during that time, both Nuendo and its sibling application Cubase took two minor steps in version number, but with each update, I was impressed with what I felt were significant new capabilities (Tape Op #68).
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