Tell me things, tell me things about Nuendo

**kama** · 14-06-2002

share some opinions, since my knowledge on it is quite weak. Is it any good?

**logikz** · 14-06-2002

nuendo=

for real mate. Spy uses it for the mixdown and as im sure you already know his shit is the dogs bollocks.
If you buy it from a software retailer it costs more than cubase actually. Its a fullfledged multitrack recording ting ting + midisequencer. All in all kick ass.

dont use it myself right now tho (i work in logic) but im sure i will some day.

**kama** · 16-06-2002

(ok,_shit_my_spacebar_is_broken,_sorry_if_this_is_ hard_to_read.)

thanks_for_the_info,_already_made_one_choon_in_it, _just_the_final_mixdown.__it's_a_sweet_program.

**sdm** · 16-06-2002

LOL @ the spacebar!

**kama** · 17-06-2002

OH_YEAH?!!?

*YERSPACEBAR*

I'm_gonna_hunt_your_spacebar_down_and_blow_it_into _oblivion!!

**logikz** · 17-06-2002

update!
the new cubase is based on the nuendo engine, meaning shallow menus, CRISP sound and processor friendly cpu usage. Thats how good nuendo is. (obviously, as i said i dont use it yet)

**teflondon** · 06-07-2002

nuendo is quality for your audio side of things but wank for your midi side of things, its dooable but chewy as fuck you should try reason 2 instead for knocking your bits of tune up, audio and midi then export them into nuendo put em together, mix em,eq em,add your plug ins/effects then mix the monkey down
sorted