I have toured several DAWs, including PT, Reaper, Reason, FL Studio. I respect those views, but I think Nuendo is really great. I see the complaints about how other DAWs have got features that Nuendo lacks. Just being human, and you know we love our comfort zones I hope the changes won’t be disruptive for those of us who are not Pro’s. I’m still getting used to Nuendo 10.3 and bam! N11 is at the corner. working in tech / games industry myself, I don’t think it can be understated how impressive it is that companies like SB are still able to roll out a significant update during a world wide pandemic.Īppreciate that there might be some longstanding feature requests/bugs that might keep some people from doing the things they need to do as well…įor some of us, the updates could be overwhelming.

You bring out an update with new features, users complain that long standing fixes and feature requests haven’t been added, and DAW this and that did just do a bunch of fixes, why haven’t you? etc… You bring out a number of updates with bug fixes, users complain there are no new features, and DAW this and that has had a significant upgrade with said new features.

I imagine running a business like SB’s means a delicate balance between keeping current users happy whilst also enticing new ones with features that are better or at least on a par with other DAW’s Though I too have some longstanding FR requests, there are a few things to consider here… It’s core improvements that users need, not a multiband compressor or some 1990s hiphop samples, most of us have that covered. It will take decades to implement if SB continue to mess about around the edges. Mmmm… it always will be like that unfortunately ,so many FR in the pipeline,it looks it will take decades if at all to implement.

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