2a) Articulations/Keyswitches don't appear on the Piano Roll view (and don't get visually confused with the main melody)Ģ. 1a) Articulations/Keyswitches appear as notation on the notation view. I prefer this to Reaper's PRV Note Names for a number of reasons. (after many years of having tried them all, I'm actually amazed to have narrowed it down to 2! )ġ. So for all those who are in the know please chime in! :-)) Good automation as well as tempo change, automating effects, etc.

Can handle multi core CPU well and handle lots of VSTisĤ. 64bit plugs that work (and perhaps 32bit ones as well)ģ. So in a nut shell I guess the list would be.Ģ. etc., and would like a DAW that can handle it all with out chocking along the way. But to me that's kinda of waste since I have 8 gigs of ram and want to build a new system with like 16 gigs of ram.Īlso this whole JBridge thing to get your favorite plugs to work with Cubase 5 I hear can be a pain as well.Īnd what about CPU? I have some HEAVY VSTis like PLAY, Omnisphere, RMX, Trillion, Komplete 7, Superior 2, etc. The other thing I need is automations and some GREAT plugs! Does Reaper come stock with all of Stillwell plugs now? Also, I want to run 64bit system (Windows 7 64 or perhaps XP 64.) I know with Cubase there's still some bugs for some I hear in 64bit domain and lots of people use Cubase 5 32bit and run it on Windows 7 64bit. I'm not sure what Cubase 5 does with it's midi since SX3 but perhaps someone can tell me why it's better (or not) than Reaper.

edit the midi not like change midi note, change length of midi note, change velocity, etc.) stuff like that. Basically what I need is to be able to cut the midi part. My needs are a lot of midi, but not sure if I need all the bells and whistles of Cubase's midi. Now it's time to upgrade and taking a longer look at Reaper. As some of you know I'm a long time user of Cubase (SX2, SX3,).

Can i update cubase 5