Will Standard EVER look like Legacy?
Posted: 09 Oct 2018 07:40
Hi guys!
Since I waited for DTouch for Cubase on Mac for over 2 years now and don't have the feeling it will come soon (if ever), I started testing DTouch for Cubase on Windows this weekend.
I didn't follow the forums for quite a while and so I didn't know about the Standard vs. Legacy versions and the problems with Cubase 9.5.
No problem so far, installed Cubase 9.0 and started testing DTouch Legacy. I do like Legacy a lot, but I absolutely dislike Standard at the moment.
I am completely missing the homogenous appearance of legacy; faders at the bottom, channel settings window between touch buttons, control room on the right hand side, all in one single window. Standard looks like a mess to me with it's multiple windows and I couldn't find a possibility to display at least the touch buttons in the same window as the floating faders. Let alone the channel settings window which seems to be missing completely.
So my easy question is:
Will DTouch Standard EVER have the ability to look like Legacy? At least as an option for people like me? Or will it continue being seperate windows?
And will there be DTouch control of the channel settings window (inserts, sends, eq, channel strip) once again? That's also crucial for me, because I don't see too much potential in fader control only and for standard commands I am already using Cubase icPro on an iPad Pro.
The answer to these questions will most likely have severe impact on my decision of buying DTouch.
I guess I am perfectly happy with Cubase 9.0 for now and the next 2 to 3 years, but at some point I will probably want to upgrade to a newer version. If I would have to throw away DTouch at that point, I'm not willing to invest €200,- now.
Thanks upfront and best regards,
Markus
Since I waited for DTouch for Cubase on Mac for over 2 years now and don't have the feeling it will come soon (if ever), I started testing DTouch for Cubase on Windows this weekend.
I didn't follow the forums for quite a while and so I didn't know about the Standard vs. Legacy versions and the problems with Cubase 9.5.
No problem so far, installed Cubase 9.0 and started testing DTouch Legacy. I do like Legacy a lot, but I absolutely dislike Standard at the moment.
I am completely missing the homogenous appearance of legacy; faders at the bottom, channel settings window between touch buttons, control room on the right hand side, all in one single window. Standard looks like a mess to me with it's multiple windows and I couldn't find a possibility to display at least the touch buttons in the same window as the floating faders. Let alone the channel settings window which seems to be missing completely.
So my easy question is:
Will DTouch Standard EVER have the ability to look like Legacy? At least as an option for people like me? Or will it continue being seperate windows?
And will there be DTouch control of the channel settings window (inserts, sends, eq, channel strip) once again? That's also crucial for me, because I don't see too much potential in fader control only and for standard commands I am already using Cubase icPro on an iPad Pro.
The answer to these questions will most likely have severe impact on my decision of buying DTouch.
I guess I am perfectly happy with Cubase 9.0 for now and the next 2 to 3 years, but at some point I will probably want to upgrade to a newer version. If I would have to throw away DTouch at that point, I'm not willing to invest €200,- now.
Thanks upfront and best regards,
Markus