where is cubase?

[Rodster]

ei guys, any idea where i can find a cubase software? ghills ba?

and how is it different from sonar or the other softwares?

thanks

[3650guy]

... if you are referring to non legit software then this is not the place to ask about it...

[Rodster]

ok i'm sori. all along i thought all along that everyone, not all though, been using the version that edu manzano hate the most

my apologie...so where should i post this then?

[jakobspiral]

i think JB sells cubase.

if not, they sell protools for m-audio, maybe you could give that a try because the pros swear by protools.......

[abyssinianson]

ok i'm sori. all along i thought all along that everyone, not all though, been using the version that edu manzano hate the most

my apologie...so where should i post this then?

buy your gear and software like the rest of us.

i know I've been out of the Phil music scene for a number of years now but...what does Edu Manzano know about Cubase?!?!

[x_taxi]

haha.  only insofar as warez are concerned.

 

[Rodster]

buy your gear and software like the rest of us.

i know I've been out of the Phil music scene for a number of years now but...what does Edu Manzano know about Cubase?!?!

well, when it comes to software, i won't be hypocrite to say that i only use the real thing cause frankly, i don't use just one nor stay loyal to a software that long...if i find something better and useful, i won't think twice to shift/change...

now, if you (i mean you, the respondent) can afford to spend good amount of money for...then so be it.

i'm sorry for asking regarding sources. i'll find my way to get the software.

i'm entitled to my own freedom of choice...i chose to buy piracy because of my reason. i only avail of the softwares alone. when it comes to music...i support OPM esp the bands that we look up to by buying original albums.

end of thread

[titser_marco]

well, when it comes to software, i won't be hypocrite to say that i only use the real thing cause frankly, i don't use just one nor stay loyal to a software that long...if i find something better and useful, i won't think twice to shift/change...

now, if you (i mean you, the respondent) can afford to spend good amount of money for...then so be it.

i'm sorry for asking regarding sources. i'll find my way to get the software.

i'm entitled to my own freedom of choice...i chose to buy piracy because of my reason. i only avail of the softwares alone. when it comes to music...i support OPM esp the bands that we look up to by buying original albums.

end of thread

By saying that, you are saying that you are stealing and committing a crime by choice.

[titser_marco]

buy your gear and software like the rest of us.

i know I've been out of the Phil music scene for a number of years now but...what does Edu Manzano know about Cubase?!?!

He's the current chairman of the Optical Media Board (OMB) here in the Philippines.   

[xjepoyx]

By saying that, you are saying that you are stealing and committing a crime by choice.

+1

He's the current chairman of the Optical Media Board (OMB) here in the Philippines.  

mukhang close kayo ah! hehehe wag mo report si rodster ha! hehehe


@rodster

haaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyy!!!! wala kang kaaway dito. Peaople here are just saying that making money out of cracked software is like stealing coz Software Development Companies Invest thousands of dollars for programmers to perfect the application and here you are just gonna use a copy of their software but cracked and then eventually will make music for your own consumption. Mejo unfair diba?

If you're saying that you jump into one software to another coz your trying to find out what apps will you be more comfortable... well most of DAW apps has a demo version or LE version... that is way better than getting a crack application.

Just my 2 cents

[titser_marco]

Or get Freeware.

I used to use pirated sound applications but I realised that it's not quite right, especially when you think about how hard it is to code these things. I decided to go the Freeware route with the mindset that I'd like to learn and eventually execute projects on my DAW without spending too much on software. So far, freeware apps have provided me some stuff that works for my projects and when the time comes that they become too limited,  I'll consider buying programs - and genuine copies, at that.

[forerunnermusic]

Forerunner can supply you CUBASE...

buy the software that you use....

[abyssinianson]

well, when it comes to software, i won't be hypocrite to say that i only use the real thing cause frankly, i don't use just one nor stay loyal to a software that long...if i find something better and useful, i won't think twice to shift/change...

now, if you (i mean you, the respondent) can afford to spend good amount of money for...then so be it.

i'm sorry for asking regarding sources. i'll find my way to get the software.

i'm entitled to my own freedom of choice...i chose to buy piracy because of my reason. i only avail of the softwares alone. when it comes to music...i support OPM esp the bands that we look up to by buying original albums.

end of thread

no-this isn't the end of the thread. i need to follow the logic of this...if I may.

let us see: so you steal software by choice because you use different programs? interesting. and you also justify the choice to steal and support a burgeoning illegal scene because settling on a particular program will be more of a limiting factor to your creativity? ah. so you are basically saying that you knowingly steal  because you want to be free to create and would rather use different things without the burden of investing in one thing which - ultimately - leads to accomplish what all these pieces of software aim to do: produce music. am i right? ah - interesting.

hmm..since I like to paint, eat and listen to music and I want to be free to use as many different kinds of music equipment and listen to as much variety as I can, I should - in theory - be justified in my choice to go into a store and jack as much food, CDs, records and painting supplies as I want, correct? I mean, if you wanna pay for it - thats cool too - but becoming a paying customer would stifle my creativity, now wouldn't it?


In that case, I will be right back...I have to go shoplift a ton of stuff right now that will help be become a more free-thinking creative person. If I am not back in a few hours because I happen to be in jail because your logic is shot, full of holes and silly - Ima hunt you down and have you pay for my bail money and lawyer fees.

I am curious - being that you advocate all this "I-use-stuff-for-free-because-I-have-to" ideology, you wouldn't happen to work for free too, would you?

[x_taxi]

...i'm sorry for asking regarding sources. i'll find my way to get the software...

that's like makin music on a stolen guitar.  it can't get any simpler than that.  it's not even the issue of whether you make money off it.

if you don't like our society's rules, then go off and make your own civilization...  ikaw pa ang hari dun bro.  bisita ako minsan pag may time ako.

DURA LEX SED LEX!

 

[x_taxi]

by the way, merry christmas sir rodster!

 

[bisaya]

Before buying, you have to demo to get the feel of the workflow and strength base on your preference. You have to understand that one's workflow is different from others. Please note that these are just tools.

Practically, nowadays, DAWs are all capable of professional audio and MIDI tasks and has its share of pros and cons. No DAW is perfect and never will.

[Rodster]

4) No warez, cracks, serials or illegally obtained copyrighted content! Links to content of a questionable nature, asking for, offering, or asking for help/helping to process such content in any way or form is not tolerated. Posts of this nature will be locked and the IP of the poster logged.

....kit, my apologie. ban me if you must. nagpakatotoo lang ako. i'm guilty to this.

[Rodster]

Before buying, you have to demo to get the feel of the workflow and strength base on your preference. You have to understand that one's workflow is different from others. Please note that these are just tools.

Practically, nowadays, DAWs are all capable of professional audio and MIDI tasks and has its share of pros and cons. No DAW is perfect and never will.

i know that, i'm not after the perfectness...i'm just after a software that is user friendly and inspiring to use. i'm not into the technical. i'm very positive to myself that i'm not the only one who practice this.

thanks for the thought. i appreciated it. merry christmas

[bisaya]

for me, your apology is accepted. the important is, you accepted your mistakes and that's hard to do. remember, where only human.

TO THE MODS,

i think there's no need to ban him. there's always a second chance.

[bisaya]

@Rodster,

Actually, I'm using Cakewalk Sonar 7 because it fits my workflow. I use both audio and MIDI. You may try the demo at Cakewalk's website.

Merry Christmas!!!!!

[KitC]

@bisaya - while I believe everybody deserves a 2nd chance, I also believe that we MUST do our part to protect the intellectual properties of the people who provide us with the tools of our craft. Are you using the Sonar 7 demo? That expires after a month. I hope you are not using the .torrent version (whose existence I am aware of). I happen to be a registered user of Cubase SL2, and Sonar 4, 5, and 6 and am planning to upgrade to Sonar 7, funds permitting.

@rodster - while I am glad that you are honest enough to admit you use "downloaded" software, your attitude towards piracy is far from commendable. Let's put it this way... Let's say you finally published your songs. Would it be ok for you that five minutes after releasing the CD, mp3s of your songs are already floating around in Limewire or that the entire album could be downloaded via torrent? Or how about people go into Odyssey or even Tower and just pick up your cd and leave without paying? It's like allowing guests to enter your home and have them take whatever they want without your permission. Hmmm... sounds like theft to me, don't you think? Unless, of course, you are well-to-do enough that you are willing to give your music for free. Well... are you?

There are loads of free software out there with which you can make music. Reaper is a very good choice nowadays since it is practically unexpiring donation-ware; I've got it in my pc and I'm evaluating it - still a ways off and it's got a quirky interface, but it's getting there and updates are frequent, plus it's cheap!

You can even get software with certain soundcards. I got Cubase VST 5.5 with my Emu 1820m and I upgraded to SL2 when Cubase/Emu offered a really cheap upgrade. Present Emu cards come with Sonar LE and Cubase LE and both have an upgrade option - very easy to avail of especially if you have relatives in the US.

Ganito lang... if you make money off the software you use, it makes perfect sense to "pay back" what you earned - give credit where credit is due, ika nga. Let's just say it's almost an indescribable feeling of satisfaction when you first install that Cubase dongle or crack open that Sonar manual for the first time; like you've finally joined the big leagues.

[starfugger]

you could buy my copy of cubase for cheap  it comes with a dongle of course and the peace of mind from using legit software

[KitC]

Hehe... finally Haze makes an appearance...

Kamusta na ang bagong mix engineer ng... ahem, Sound Creation? (congrats, btw!)

[starfugger]

   thanks Kit 

hehe excited ako sa bagong venture.  get together tayo soon 

[KitC]

I'm just waiting for the date from Shinji... Pro Audio EB?