I just bought Cubase Elements 9.0/Mixcraft 8 ....

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I just bought Cubase Elements 9.0/Mixcraft 8 ....

reason being Cubase 9.5 system requirements state that a i5 or greater processor is required. 
 
The 9.0 doesn't have that requirement. 
 
You see I'm running an i3 processor in my computer and I have to have software that is compatible with that. 
 
The Elements 9.0 program will do everything that I need for $99 bucks. I already have a dongle so I don't think I need it. I looked at Pro Tools First, but it also requires a i5 processor, I looked at Reaper, Studio One, and Cubase....Cubase Elements seem to be the best choice for me and my computer. I wanted to buy it while it's still available because I don't want to buy a new computer to keep up with the newer system requirements. Plus it was only $99 bucks, I can't go too far wrong with that. That'll make a nice replacement for Sonar. 
post edited by djwayne - 2017/11/26 23:19:47
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    mosspa
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    Re: I just bought Cubase Elements 9.0 boxed.... 2017/11/25 09:33:58 (permalink)
    Currently, you can purchase Mixcraft 8 Pro Studio for $99.  Look at the respective feature sets and decide if Cubase, the dongle control, and the upgrade to the real DAW is a justified expense.

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    Re: I just bought Cubase Elements 9.0 boxed.... 2017/11/25 12:46:22 (permalink)
    Cubase Elements has the features I need. I already have a dongle, and I'm not planning on upgrading because I don't need all the bells and whistles of the full version. I don't want a large learning curve to deal with, I'm looking for a basic simple setup, that'll record audio and midi. Elements will do this for $99 bucks. 
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    Re: I just bought Cubase Elements 9.0 boxed.... 2017/11/26 23:13:09 (permalink)
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    Currently, you can purchase Mixcraft 8 Pro Studio for $99.  Look at the respective feature sets and decide if Cubase, the dongle control, and the upgrade to the real DAW is a justified expense.


    Thanks for the tip. I checked it out and loved it at first sight. I bought the pro version and am downloading it right now. 
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