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The latest version of Steinberg's popular editing and mastering software introduces a whole host of new features, many of which centre around the suite’s Dolby Atmos capabilities.
These three audio examples demonstrate the Omnivocal techniques described in the Cubase workshop article that appears in SOS February 2026.
Find out just what’s possible — and what’s not — with Cubase’s new virtual vocalist.
The latest version of Steinberg’s award-winning mobile recording application is now available, and has been released alongside the all-new Verve and Etude piano AUv3 instruments for iPhone and iPad.
Steinberg’s live performance software platform has just been treated to a major update that adds an array of new creative tools and enhances many of its existing features.
These three audio examples demonstrate the techniques described in the Cubase workshop article in SOS January 2026.
Add impact and attitude to your drum parts with Cubase’s stock dynamics plug‑ins!
What does the latest version of Cubase have in common with the 1982 science fiction movie Tron?
The latest version of Steinberg’s hugely popular DAW software introduces an array of new features that promise to set a new standard for music-production software.
Following longstanding requests from third-party developers, the framework now offers support for the MIT Open Source License model, as well as benefitting from several improvements to its Software Developer Kit (SDK).
