Cubase — 9

Cubase 9 was a landmark release for Steinberg, introducing a complete overhaul of the interface with the and a strictly 64-bit architecture. 1. Maximize the "Lower Zone" Workflow

This tool scans your plugins on startup and "blacklists" unstable ones. If a favorite plugin is missing, check the Plug-in Manager and try to manually re-scan it if you're sure it's 64-bit. Cubase 9

Check that your inputs/outputs are active in the Audio Connections menu (F4) and ensure your Master Fader isn't muted or set too low. Cubase 9 was a landmark release for Steinberg,

The defining feature of Cubase 9 is the , which lets you access the MixConsole, Key Editor, and Sampler Track without opening separate windows. If a favorite plugin is missing, check the

Use this to instantly turn any audio snippet into a playable instrument. Drag a vocal chop or drum hit from the MediaBay into the Lower Zone to slice and pitch it.

Exclusive to Cubase, this allows you to attach automation (like volume or pitch) directly to an individual MIDI note. If you move or copy the note, the automation moves with it.

Cubase 9 was the first version to drop 32-bit support. If you have old 32-bit plugins that aren't showing up, you will need a third-party "bridge" like jBridge or Blue Cat's PatchWork to run them.