Several Steinberg products sometimes come in different flavors (Pro, Artist, Elements, AI, LE) as well as different versions (1-12). I hope to clear up some of this confusion with my complete walkthrough of the update/upgrade process. This is partly because Steinberg is transitioning from their controversial USB eLicensers to their new Steinberg Licensing copy protection scheme, and partly because the update process is complex, involving many steps across a number of apps and web pages. They’re not actually part of Cubase’s content.Ever since Cubase 12 launched, every Cubase-related message board and Facebook group I visit is full of owners of prior Cubase versions struggling to update their rigs to version 12. The demo projects from the Steinberg Download Assistant are full original songs. They’re meant for quickly putting together your own songs using the Rock Pop Toolbox Audio and MIDI loops. To clarify, the Rock Pop Toolbox projects are “Construction Sets”. You will have to manually process these files before using them… I mean why the inconsistency? Steinberg sometimes is making life very difficult for its users. On the other hand, other demo projects that are there in the Steinberg Download Assistant under Cubase Pro 12 – namely the Austin Hull and Mendel Bij De Leij demo projects – are just dumped into the download folder as.
Like “where the f**k are these projects located anyway”? Turns out these read-only projects are embedded in the Rock Pop Toolbox Content Set, so you cannot really search for the project files in Windows Explorer for example. This whole process of figuring out where things are actually got me searching on the famous “Allen Morgan” demo projects that keep lurking around when you use the Media Bay. (Guitar Harmonics seems to be a free plug-in that can be found in Steinberg’s web site that I don’t plan on using) None are in C:\users.…, including even the ones he mentioned like “the kit se”, “raw ambience”, etc.
All of my stuff is installed in I guess where they should be. Just downloaded Cubase 12, was noticing a HUGE space getting occupied by downloaded data, then searched and ended up here.Īfter some very careful assessment, my take on this is different than (btw thanks for letting me know about the “Steinberg Library Manager” tool).
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