I use both Pro Tools and Nuendo, but I've not opened PT for months. Nuendo has got everything I want. Not thinking of renewing the PT licence cos it will just sit there.
Great introduction, but you are not doing yourselves any favours by recoding it on such a low resolution screen - everything looks way more crammed than it can feel on a modern resolution.. I would had guessed you want it to come across as clean as possible, with an ease of overview?
@@rolandgerard6064 that is not what he means though... he means the scaling of the program itsself on lower resolution and everything being huge when a lot more could fit on the screen by using higher resolution.
@@rolandgerard6064 I see what you mean, but what I was referring to was the scaling of the program. It looks like it has been recorded on an old 13'' or something similar.
Awesome. Once you get used to Nuendo/Cubase, you don't want to use anything else. The tools and workflow outclass all the other DAWs.
I use both Pro Tools and Nuendo, but I've not opened PT for months. Nuendo has got everything I want. Not thinking of renewing the PT licence cos it will just sit there.
This is great, as I recently moved from PT to Nuendo. Thanks!
Thank You ...
I wish the drag and drop option was possible and not only gor dragging loops and instruments like in Studio One 5. And of course the splitter option.
Wowww 💙💙💙
how can i can use zoom in zoom out with my mouse cursor just like in studio one
Nuendo 13
ctrl + mousewheel | X-axis zoom | Horizontal
ctrl + shift + mousewheel | Y-axis zoom | Vertical
@@jasoncruizer thanks dudeee
Great introduction, but you are not doing yourselves any favours by recoding it on such a low resolution screen - everything looks way more crammed than it can feel on a modern resolution.. I would had guessed you want it to come across as clean as possible, with an ease of overview?
You were probably very early watching the video. RUclips uploads low resolutions first.
@@rolandgerard6064 that is not what he means though... he means the scaling of the program itsself on lower resolution and everything being huge when a lot more could fit on the screen by using higher resolution.
@@rolandgerard6064 I see what you mean, but what I was referring to was the scaling of the program. It looks like it has been recorded on an old 13'' or something similar.