Cubase Pro 歷史舊版本 Page3

更新時間：2019-04-27
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更新時間：2019-04-12
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更新時間：2019-04-10
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更新時間：2019-02-27
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What's new in this version:

WebStorm 2018.3.5
- Change log not available for this version


WebStorm 2018.3.4
- Change log not available for this version


WebStorm 2018.3.3

New:
- Support for Set Literals in Dart
- Completion for attribute bindings in Angular (e.g. [atrr.foo] )
- Better coding assistance for some Ionic and @angular/flex-layout attributes

Fixed:
- Wrong indent after self-closing JSX tags in JavaScript and TypeScript files (WEB-36263)
- Decorators are now supported in the class expressions like let newTest = @test class Test or export default @observer class Test
- When using the bundled TypeScript service in Angular apps, the Angular language service is now disabled. Its current version is not compatible with TypeScript 3.2.1 and was reporting false errors in the template files


WebStorm 2018.3.2 Build 183.4886.41

New:
- Completion for Bootstrap Vue and Shards Vue components
- Better support for Prettier 1.15 and above
- The Extract interface refactoring now works for objects
- The IDE now bundles TypeScript 3.2

Fixed:
- The Optimize imports action now keeps the comment on top when ‘Sort imports
- by modules’ is on
- The usage of the Angular template reference variable in the ViewChild selector is now resolved
- The problem with using Hebrew in Find in path dialog was fixed


WebStorm 2018.3.1 Build 183.4588.47
- Change log not available for this version


WebStorm 2018.3 Build 183.4284.130
- Change log not available for this version


WebStorm 2018.2.6 Build 182.5107.19

Fixes
- The Search everywhere dialog on Linux no longer closes when you press Enter
- The usual UI for Find in path on Linux is now back
- On macOS Mojave, the input no longer freezes after adding the accented characters from the popup


WebStorm 2018.2.5 Build 182.4892.25
- Change log not available for this version


WebStorm 2018.2.4 Build 182.4505.50
- Change log not available for this version


WebStorm 2018.2.2 Build 182.4323.44

New:
- You can now pass additional option to Angular CLI when creating a new project from the IDE Welcome screen. As you start typing the option name or press Ctrl-Space, WebStorm will show you available options and their description
- We have also improved the way the new Add all missing TypeScript import action works: before, the action wasn’t available for symbols with multiple import options, and now, if you invoke the action for such symbol, WebStorm will add all unambiguous missing imports in this file and then will show you a popup where you can select the desired import for this symbol

Fixed:
- Vue component imports are now resolved correctly in the Vue CLI 3 apps located not in the root of the project
- The problem with the slash symbol in the CoffeeScript files has been fixed
- The Extract React Component refactoring now handles better the key attribute


WebStorm 2018.2.2 Build 182.4129.32

JavaScript and TypeScript:
New inspection tooltip:
- The new inspection tooltip now not only shows the description of an error or warning, but also the best quick fix for it
- Press Alt-Shift-Enter to apply it or press Alt-Enter to see a full list of the available automatic fixes that WebStorm offers there

Find unused code:
- With the new Code Coverage feature, you can find any unused code in your client-side app. Start a JavaScript Debug configuration with coverage in WebStorm, interact with your app in Chrome, and then stop the configuration. The report will show you what and how much code was used in each file and folder

New intentions:
- To make you even more productive when working with JavaScript and TypeScript, WebStorm has a bunch of new intentions that are available when you press Alt-Enter. Here are just some of them: Implement interface, Create derived class, Implement members of an interface or abstract class, Generate cases for 'switch', and Iterate with 'for..of'

TypeScript improvements:
- WebStorm now supports all the new language features that were added in the latest TypeScript 2.9 and the upcoming TypeScript 3.0 releases
- In addition to that, WebStorm now offers more quick fixes provided by the TypeScript language service itself, like Annotate with type from JSDoc

Frameworks:
Extract and convert React component:
- Need to refactor your React component into two? Forget copy and paste: select the JSX code in the render method and use Refactor - Extract Component
- And with the new intentions, you can now convert React class components into functional components and back again

New integrations with Angular CLI:
- Add features to your app with the New… | Angular Dependency… action. The IDE will use the Angular CLI ng add command which installs the dependency and updates the app with a special installation script
- You can now also generate the code with the Angular schematics defined in libraries like @angular/material using the New… | Angular Schematic… action

Completion for events in Vue.js:
- In Vue templates, WebStorm now provides code completion for events. Event names are suggested after v-on: or if you use the shorthand notation @event. There’s also code completion for event modifiers

Testing:
Rerun failed tests:
- When you run tests with Karma, Jest, or Mocha in WebStorm, you can now rerun only the failed tests, instead of running all the tests after you’ve made a fix

Diff view for Jest snapshots:
- If your Jest test has failed because of the mismatch in the snapshot, you can now see why using the familiar IDE side-by-side diff view
- It’s also now possible to quickly jump from the test file to the related snapshot by clicking on the new icon next to the test in the editor

Tools:
Support for Node.js on WSL:
- You can now use Node.js on Windows Subsystem for Linux to run and debug your Node.js application in WebStorm as well as for all other development tasks in the IDE, like running tests, using linters, and build tools

Reconnect Node.js debugger:
- Thanks to the new Reconnect automatically option in the Attach to Node.js/Chrome debug configuration, it is now easier to debug Node.js apps that use nodemon. When the node process is reloaded after the change, you don’t need to restart the debugger yourself to continue debugging

Global file watchers:
- You can now store the configured File Watchers in the IDE settings and use them in different projects. Before, a File Watcher could only be configured for a specific project. With File Watchers you can automatically run a command-line tool when you change or save a file in the IDE

Other improvements:
- New cleaner, simpler icons on the IDE toolbar and tool windows ensure readability and reduce visual clutter
- Run and debug your app, commit changes and update the project right from the Touch Bar on MacBook
- A new collection of over 50 code snippets for React development
- WebStorm now indexes a new Angular project two times faster, with no compromises affecting the quality of code completion and resolve
- You can now add custom templates for postfix completion in the JavaScript and TypeScript files
- With the new Drop frame action in the JavaScript and Node.js debuggers, you can re-enter a function if you missed a critical spot you would like to see again
- Press Alt-Enter on a line with a breakpoint and see the breakpoint-related actions in the list of intentions
- Support for JSON5 is now available in the files with the .json5 extension
- JSON Schemas files are now automatically downloaded from schemastore.org and applied to your files, based on the file name
- You can be logged into multiple GitHub accounts
- New Browse Repository at Revision action allows you to explore files in your project at any given revision without a checkout


WebStorm 2018.2.1 Build 182.3911.37

New:
- Auto imports now work better in projects that use lerna, yarn workspaces or TypeScript 3.0 project references
- The bundled TypeScript version was update to 3.0
- “Surround selection on typing quote or brace” option is now on by default
- Support for the Nullish Coalescing proposal in JavaScript

Fixed:
- JavaScript code completion now works better in webpack configuration files
- Changing the opening tag of the Vue component now updates the closing tag as well


WebStorm 2018.2 Build 182.3684.70
Here are the features and improvements grouped by the WebStorm subsystems:
- Development with React: Extract React Component refactoring, convert class components into functional components, code snippets, and improved completion for props in React and React Native apps
- Development with Angular: faster project startup, add new features using the integration with ng add, and run schematics from the IDE
- Development with Vue.js: completion for Vue events and event modifiers
- Node.js development: support for Node.js on Windows Subsystem for Linux, an ability to automatically reconnect the debugger to the running node process, and remote mappings in Attach to Node.js configuration
- Built-in tools: find unused code in the client-side app with Code Coverage reports, global File Watchers
- Editor: new UI for inspection tooltip
- JavaScript and TypeScript support: custom templates for postfix completion, and TypeScript 2.9 and 3.0 supported
- JSON support: JSON5, and Iimproved support for JSON Schemas
- Linters integrations: different highlighting for TSLint errors and warnings, and an ability to automatically apply code style rules from all types of ESLint and TSLint configuration files
- Debugging: breakpoint intentions, Drop Frame action, and debugging JavaScript scratch files
- Testing: rerun failed tests, navigate to Jest snapshot, compare Jest snapshots, and debugging Karma tests using Chrome Headless
- Version Control: Browse Repository at Revision action, completion for tags, register roots automatically
- Other IDE improvements: Touch Bar support


WebStorm 2018.1.5 Build 181.5281.31
- JavaScript Bug WEB-32790 WebStorm decides to stop accessing .d.ts files for es features for a project
- Node.js Bug WEB-32719 Add v8 to Node.js core modules
- TypeScript Bug WEB-32634 False positive Type mismatch error inside Angular Injectable
- No subsystem Bug IDEA-193747 Clicking Help | Register does nothing in a Toolbox-installed PhpStorm
- User Interface Bug IDEA-192713 focus is lost on opening Find Usages tool window
- Performance IDEA-192184 Goto Class/File/Symbol popups leak via native window and focus traversal policy
- Version Control Performance IDEA-192017 Unshelving creates a thread for each shelved file
- Version Control. Git Bug IDEA-191656 Git commit history with control characters causes intellij to spin, consuming CPU and repeating the same stack in the idea.log


WebStorm 2018.1.4 Build 181.5087.27
- It’s now possible to run and debug tests using Karma run/debug configurations in projects generated with Angular CLI 6 (WEB-32653)
- In Flow files, you can now press Cmd/Ctrl and hover over a symbol to see its type info. That works in projects where Flow server is used for navigation, code completion, and type hinting – the corresponding checkbox in Preferences | Languages and Frameworks | JavaScript should be checked. Navigation to the definition in Flow now works significantly faster than before


WebStorm 2018.1.3 Build 181.4892.44
- Change log not available for this version


WebStorm 2018.1.2 Build 181.4668.60
- Change log not available for this version


WebStorm 2018.1.1 Build 181.4445.68

New:
- Better support for Yarn workspaces: WebStorm now provides proper code completion for the dependencies listed in the workspace’s package.json
- In the JavaScript and TypeScript code style settings you can now configure whether to add file extensions in imports or not
- The bundled TypeScript package has been updated to version 2.8
- Stylelint now works in the Vue single-file components and the HTML files

Fixed:
- Move statement up and down now works for the JSX code (Shift-Cmd-Up/Down on macOS or Ctrl-Shift-Up/Down on Windows and Linux)
- The code completion for methods and properties defined in the CommonJS modules has been improved
- The problem with editing the Pug files is now fixed
- There is more about some of the improvements below

Support for Yarn workspaces:
- Yarn workspaces help you organize multiple packages into a single repo. When using Yarn workspaces, the dependencies of all the packages are installed together and are put into the node_modules folder at the root of your project and not next to the package.json file of each workspace


WebStorm 2017.3.3 Build 173.4301.22
New:
- Responses from the new REST Client are now formatted automatically
- Node.js debugger now supports –experimental-modules flag

Fixed:
- False positive errors from the eslint-plugin-import ESLint plugin were fixed
- Debug for apps created with Angular CLI 1.5.5+
- Debugging the app’s main process with Electron 1.8.1+
- Meteor debugger now uses –inspect by default


WebStorm 2017.3.1 Build 173.3942.31
New:
- Support for Fragments in React 16.2
- Configuration for the auto-completion after the = sign in JSX attributes is now available in the HTML Code Style preferences
- Customizable syntax highlighting for TypeScript decorators
- Extended error messages in the Flow tool window
- New option "Start template string interpolation on $"

Fixed:
- Unresolved React props when using @types/react
- Slow code completion for CSS classes in HTML files
- Optimize imports in Vue files
- Updating tasks from the issue trackers in the IDE
- Extend selection inside the script tag


WebStorm 2017.3 Build 173.3727.108
- Enjoy improved code completion and documentation for standard JavaScript objects and methods
- Move class methods up the class hierarchy safely with the new ‘Pull member up’ refactoring
- Use the new ‘Extract type’ and ‘Extract interface’ refactorings in TypeScript
- Enjoy better code completion and navigation and new code snippets for Vue.js
- Run tests with Jest in watch mode, update failing snapshots in one click, and explore code coverage reports in the IDE
- Test REST APIs right from the editor

更新時間：2019-02-27
更新細節：

What's new in this version:

Cubase Pro 9.5.50
- Change log not available for this version


Cubase Pro 9.5.41
- Change log not available for this version


Cubase Pro 9.5.40
- Change log not available for this version


Cubase Pro 9.5.30
- Change log not available for this version


Cubase Pro 9.5.21
- Change log not available for this version


Cubase Pro 9.5.20
Issues and improvements:
- An issue has been resolved where locating between Virgin Territories did not restore the value of the previous Automation Terminator event
- An issue has been resolved where using instruments with multiple enabled Return Channels and additionally routed MIDI channels to the instrument showed the wrong Instrument Return Channel in the Channel Settings window
- An issue has been resolved for certain Intel CPU types where selecting audio tracks could render the application unreliable, dependent of the available instruction sets of the CPU
- An issue has been resolved where switching sample rate, changing the ASIO buffer size or selecting another ASIO driver could render the application unreliable with certain audio interfaces
- Improved compatibility for Marian AD2 audio interfaces when running Cubase in 64-bit Processing Precision
- An issue has been resolved where “Detect Silence” was not working correctly for a multiple selection of events
- An issue has been resolved where 24-bit audio files could not be properly time-stretched
- An issue has been resolved where removing unused media with applied Direct Offline Processes could prevent the project file from saving properly
- An issue has been resolved where the delay compensation and “Ping” feature was not working correctly when running Cubase in 64-bit Processing Precision
- An issue has been resolved where crossfades were not correctly imported when using “Import Tracks from Project”
- An issue has been resolved where Selection Window for Attributes was shown with wrong colors and text was unreadable
- An issue has been resolved where audio files used for Custom Sounds could not be found
- An issue in the Logical Editor has been resolved where using “matches” together with “is empty” could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where closing the In-Place Editor could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where Controller Lane data was not sent when the same MIDI CC was used on Automation Lanes
- An issue has been resolved where drawing the Crosshair Cursor in MIDI Editors worked inconsistent when “Snap” was active
- An issue has been resolved where editing Note Expression data was only applied to the first event of a multiple selection of events
- An issue has been resolved where it was no longer possible to operate Drum Maps after enabling disabled tracks
- An issue has been resolved where MIDI Events outside MIDI Part boundary were colored when their start position was equal to the MIDI Part end position
- An issue has been resolved where opening the In-Place Editor could lead to a no longer working Grid Type “Adapt to Zoom”
- An issue has been resolved where sizing Controller Lanes in the Key Editor could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where the Stroke tool in the Drum Editor was not working correctly with “Adapt to Zoom” enabled
- An issue has been resolved where changing the Event Colors for Grid Match and Chord Track were lost the next time the application was started
- An issue has been resolved where moving the Pre/Post Insert Divider was not moved for channels of Link Groups
- An issue has been resolved where some switch buttons in the Hardware Rack for Steinberg MR/UR hardware could not be changed
- An issue has been resolved where the “e” button was sometimes not responding to mouse clicks
- An issue has been resolved where the MixConsole History stopped logging actions
- The Channel Name area has been improved so that the name no longer disappears when placing the mouse cursor over the name field
- An issue has been resolved where “Auto Track Color Mode” set to "Use Previous Color +1" was not working consistently
- An issue has been resolved where enabling disabled tracks via key command could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where the NotePad section contained content but was not indicated at the Notepad Inspector section
- An issue has been resolved where using a Divided Track List and the In-Place Editor could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where duplicated Sampler Tracks were routed to the wrong output bus
- An issue has been resolved where editing Score Editor settings could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where it was not possible to print more than one page of Score notation
- An issue has been resolved where printing Score Notation was missing the staff lines
- An issue has been resolved where using TrackVersions for Tempo/Signature Track could render the application unreliable when attempting to save the project
- An issue has been resolved where the extraction of audio data from MP4 video files failed

Additional improvements:
- Cubase 9.5.20 now supports access to Insert Slots 9–16, the Channel Strip Module parameters as well as the Cue Sends 1–4 for Generic Remote setups
- Retrologue (version 2.1.10) and Groove Agent SE (version 4.2.50) are updated to improve overall stability on macOS systems
- HALion Sonic SE is updated to version 3.1.0 for Windows and macOS systems
- In Preferences > VST > Plug-ins, a new item “Keep Plug-ins in Memory until the Application Quits” is available on macOS systems. It is enabled by default. This preference improves the overall system stability when removing plug-ins from projects. As a positive side-effect removed plug-ins will load faster the next time they are inserted into a project. It is recommended to leave this preference enabled


Cubase Pro 9.5.10
Zoning 2.0: Speed up your workflow:
- Three new sections made their way into the right zone to enhance the flow in your work. The new file browser lets you browse, preview and import your media files in your project without leaving the window; the new metering section in the right zone shows the master and loudness meters to have a lock on your mix at any time; and then there’s the Control Room, providing direct access to your cue and monitor mixes.

Automation editing just got curves:
- Cubase 9.5 introduces ultra-precise automation curves for creating and editing smooth transitions, allowing you to go creative with musical build-ups and providing detailed automation lanes — all this while keeping mouse clicks to a minimum. One might think that a streamlined workflow possibly comes at the expense of accuracy. But no, not at all! Even the automation of tracks controlled by VCA faders will incorporate all automation data of the connected tracks and will remain 100% on target.

More Metronome:
- You want the click to follow your signature shift? The new Metronome follows your lead no matter where you’re heading! Compose custom click patterns with up to four different accent levels in the new Click Pattern Editor, and assign several different patterns to the Signature Track. Load your own click sounds or select one of the many pre-installed sounds. Every metronome helps you keep in time, but the new metronome in Cubase 9.5 does this so much more effectively.


64-bit mixing engine:

Taking your sound to new heights:
- Get your mixing down the line — with the new pristine 64-bit floating-point mixing engine you will no longer need to compromise when it comes to quality, precision and realism. The advanced audio engine calculates your summing, mixing and effects processing with double-precision accuracy, performing each task with the utmost level of detail, dynamics and transparency.

More inserts now with flexible pre/post fader:
- By doubling the number of insert slots for VST effects on each track, Cubase 9.5 expands your creative horizon, inviting you to experiment with rich effect combinations and plug-in chains. Whether you want to insert your VST effects before or after the fader, the new flexible insert section lets you dynamically adjust the position of the separator and gives you full control of your signal flow.

New looks for Vintage Compressor, Tube Compressor and Magneto III:
- Three of the most acclaimed VST processors available to Cubase have received a fresh overhaul. The Vintage Compressor, the Tube Compressor and Magneto III tape saturator shine with redesigned user interfaces and workflow-oriented improvements that bring out the best in each of them.


Direct Offline Processing:

Ideal for frequently used processes:
- Extend your creative potential with the improved workflow of event-based offline processing. Apply any kind of process offline in a VST plug-in chain for one or multiple selected event — with the feel of real-time effects — without the CPU load. This way you can keep your MixConsole clean but at the same time have paved the way for further non-destructive changes.
- HALion Sonic SE 3 feat. FLUX wavetable synth:
- The new FLUX wavetable synthesizer library for HALion Sonic SE combines top-notch sound quality and the latest HALion technology with an engaging user interface. The collection of 100 cutting-edge presets for electronic music productions includes leads, basses, pads and effects. All patches are based on a library of more than 70 exclusively designed waves that can also be used to create your own sounds and patches

Automation range tool:
- The new Range Tool lets you edit your automations faster, easier and more convenient. Create a selection on an automation lane and edit segments by simply dragging them without having to create any additional automation markers. The Range Tool adjusts the level, creates ramps and scales the automation in either absolute or relative mode — just like that!

Adapt to Zoom: A clever capability:
- New to this point update, Adapt to Zoom helps you to stay in the flow in case you should be constantly zooming in and out of your Cubase project. Zooming out decreases the grid snap level so that the editing level remains effective. Zooming in increases the grid snap level for those surgical procedures at the ground level of your project. Adapt to Zoom will always adjust the grid automatically to your zoom level, allowing you to focus on your work without distractions.

Good-bye and hello video engine:
- A new, modern video engine that bade farewell to the QuickTime technology before it was introduced to Cubase 9.5 supports the most relevant codecs, as well as external video cards. As with every new engine, certain adjustments will still have to be made, and we want to keep you posted on further developments made to the new video engine, so watch this space.

Softube Console 1 supports Cubase Available soon:
- Sweden and Germany — two countries come together to celebrate the deep integration of the Console 1 from our friends at Softube with Cubase. You can now select tracks and control various track parameters like volume, pan or sends through Softube’s beautiful hardware controller.

Sampler Track enhancements:
- The recently introduced Sampler Track has undergone some changes that will enhance your workflow significantly. Drag any MIDI part in the Sampler Control and start experimenting with the instantly rendered audio file. And experiment you may! You can compare the different settings you make with the convenient A/B mode, safe in the knowledge that its undo/redo capability will always allow you to return to safer ground.

Get inspired by Production Presets:
- Cubase 9.5 comes with Production Presets to inspire you when it’s needed and to help you finish your mix when things need to get done. Stunning new FX chain presets for all kinds of instrument and vocal tracks will lend a fresh twist to all your productions. The brand-new mastering track presets is designed for different genres and productions and can be used on the master bus or group channels to help you get your tracks to a professional level.

更新時間：2018-11-01
更新細節：

What's new in this version:

Cubase Pro 9.5.41
- Change log not available for this version


Cubase Pro 9.5.40
- Change log not available for this version


Cubase Pro 9.5.30
- Change log not available for this version


Cubase Pro 9.5.21
- Change log not available for this version


Cubase Pro 9.5.20
Issues and improvements:
- An issue has been resolved where locating between Virgin Territories did not restore the value of the previous Automation Terminator event
- An issue has been resolved where using instruments with multiple enabled Return Channels and additionally routed MIDI channels to the instrument showed the wrong Instrument Return Channel in the Channel Settings window
- An issue has been resolved for certain Intel CPU types where selecting audio tracks could render the application unreliable, dependent of the available instruction sets of the CPU
- An issue has been resolved where switching sample rate, changing the ASIO buffer size or selecting another ASIO driver could render the application unreliable with certain audio interfaces
- Improved compatibility for Marian AD2 audio interfaces when running Cubase in 64-bit Processing Precision
- An issue has been resolved where “Detect Silence” was not working correctly for a multiple selection of events
- An issue has been resolved where 24-bit audio files could not be properly time-stretched
- An issue has been resolved where removing unused media with applied Direct Offline Processes could prevent the project file from saving properly
- An issue has been resolved where the delay compensation and “Ping” feature was not working correctly when running Cubase in 64-bit Processing Precision
- An issue has been resolved where crossfades were not correctly imported when using “Import Tracks from Project”
- An issue has been resolved where Selection Window for Attributes was shown with wrong colors and text was unreadable
- An issue has been resolved where audio files used for Custom Sounds could not be found
- An issue in the Logical Editor has been resolved where using “matches” together with “is empty” could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where closing the In-Place Editor could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where Controller Lane data was not sent when the same MIDI CC was used on Automation Lanes
- An issue has been resolved where drawing the Crosshair Cursor in MIDI Editors worked inconsistent when “Snap” was active
- An issue has been resolved where editing Note Expression data was only applied to the first event of a multiple selection of events
- An issue has been resolved where it was no longer possible to operate Drum Maps after enabling disabled tracks
- An issue has been resolved where MIDI Events outside MIDI Part boundary were colored when their start position was equal to the MIDI Part end position
- An issue has been resolved where opening the In-Place Editor could lead to a no longer working Grid Type “Adapt to Zoom”
- An issue has been resolved where sizing Controller Lanes in the Key Editor could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where the Stroke tool in the Drum Editor was not working correctly with “Adapt to Zoom” enabled
- An issue has been resolved where changing the Event Colors for Grid Match and Chord Track were lost the next time the application was started
- An issue has been resolved where moving the Pre/Post Insert Divider was not moved for channels of Link Groups
- An issue has been resolved where some switch buttons in the Hardware Rack for Steinberg MR/UR hardware could not be changed
- An issue has been resolved where the “e” button was sometimes not responding to mouse clicks
- An issue has been resolved where the MixConsole History stopped logging actions
- The Channel Name area has been improved so that the name no longer disappears when placing the mouse cursor over the name field
- An issue has been resolved where “Auto Track Color Mode” set to "Use Previous Color +1" was not working consistently
- An issue has been resolved where enabling disabled tracks via key command could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where the NotePad section contained content but was not indicated at the Notepad Inspector section
- An issue has been resolved where using a Divided Track List and the In-Place Editor could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where duplicated Sampler Tracks were routed to the wrong output bus
- An issue has been resolved where editing Score Editor settings could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where it was not possible to print more than one page of Score notation
- An issue has been resolved where printing Score Notation was missing the staff lines
- An issue has been resolved where using TrackVersions for Tempo/Signature Track could render the application unreliable when attempting to save the project
- An issue has been resolved where the extraction of audio data from MP4 video files failed

Additional improvements:
- Cubase 9.5.20 now supports access to Insert Slots 9–16, the Channel Strip Module parameters as well as the Cue Sends 1–4 for Generic Remote setups
- Retrologue (version 2.1.10) and Groove Agent SE (version 4.2.50) are updated to improve overall stability on macOS systems
- HALion Sonic SE is updated to version 3.1.0 for Windows and macOS systems
- In Preferences > VST > Plug-ins, a new item “Keep Plug-ins in Memory until the Application Quits” is available on macOS systems. It is enabled by default. This preference improves the overall system stability when removing plug-ins from projects. As a positive side-effect removed plug-ins will load faster the next time they are inserted into a project. It is recommended to leave this preference enabled


Cubase Pro 9.5.10
Zoning 2.0: Speed up your workflow:
- Three new sections made their way into the right zone to enhance the flow in your work. The new file browser lets you browse, preview and import your media files in your project without leaving the window; the new metering section in the right zone shows the master and loudness meters to have a lock on your mix at any time; and then there’s the Control Room, providing direct access to your cue and monitor mixes.

Automation editing just got curves:
- Cubase 9.5 introduces ultra-precise automation curves for creating and editing smooth transitions, allowing you to go creative with musical build-ups and providing detailed automation lanes — all this while keeping mouse clicks to a minimum. One might think that a streamlined workflow possibly comes at the expense of accuracy. But no, not at all! Even the automation of tracks controlled by VCA faders will incorporate all automation data of the connected tracks and will remain 100% on target.

More Metronome:
- You want the click to follow your signature shift? The new Metronome follows your lead no matter where you’re heading! Compose custom click patterns with up to four different accent levels in the new Click Pattern Editor, and assign several different patterns to the Signature Track. Load your own click sounds or select one of the many pre-installed sounds. Every metronome helps you keep in time, but the new metronome in Cubase 9.5 does this so much more effectively.


64-bit mixing engine:

Taking your sound to new heights:
- Get your mixing down the line — with the new pristine 64-bit floating-point mixing engine you will no longer need to compromise when it comes to quality, precision and realism. The advanced audio engine calculates your summing, mixing and effects processing with double-precision accuracy, performing each task with the utmost level of detail, dynamics and transparency.

More inserts now with flexible pre/post fader:
- By doubling the number of insert slots for VST effects on each track, Cubase 9.5 expands your creative horizon, inviting you to experiment with rich effect combinations and plug-in chains. Whether you want to insert your VST effects before or after the fader, the new flexible insert section lets you dynamically adjust the position of the separator and gives you full control of your signal flow.

New looks for Vintage Compressor, Tube Compressor and Magneto III:
- Three of the most acclaimed VST processors available to Cubase have received a fresh overhaul. The Vintage Compressor, the Tube Compressor and Magneto III tape saturator shine with redesigned user interfaces and workflow-oriented improvements that bring out the best in each of them.


Direct Offline Processing:

Ideal for frequently used processes:
- Extend your creative potential with the improved workflow of event-based offline processing. Apply any kind of process offline in a VST plug-in chain for one or multiple selected event — with the feel of real-time effects — without the CPU load. This way you can keep your MixConsole clean but at the same time have paved the way for further non-destructive changes.
- HALion Sonic SE 3 feat. FLUX wavetable synth:
- The new FLUX wavetable synthesizer library for HALion Sonic SE combines top-notch sound quality and the latest HALion technology with an engaging user interface. The collection of 100 cutting-edge presets for electronic music productions includes leads, basses, pads and effects. All patches are based on a library of more than 70 exclusively designed waves that can also be used to create your own sounds and patches

Automation range tool:
- The new Range Tool lets you edit your automations faster, easier and more convenient. Create a selection on an automation lane and edit segments by simply dragging them without having to create any additional automation markers. The Range Tool adjusts the level, creates ramps and scales the automation in either absolute or relative mode — just like that!

Adapt to Zoom: A clever capability:
- New to this point update, Adapt to Zoom helps you to stay in the flow in case you should be constantly zooming in and out of your Cubase project. Zooming out decreases the grid snap level so that the editing level remains effective. Zooming in increases the grid snap level for those surgical procedures at the ground level of your project. Adapt to Zoom will always adjust the grid automatically to your zoom level, allowing you to focus on your work without distractions.

Good-bye and hello video engine:
- A new, modern video engine that bade farewell to the QuickTime technology before it was introduced to Cubase 9.5 supports the most relevant codecs, as well as external video cards. As with every new engine, certain adjustments will still have to be made, and we want to keep you posted on further developments made to the new video engine, so watch this space.

Softube Console 1 supports Cubase Available soon:
- Sweden and Germany — two countries come together to celebrate the deep integration of the Console 1 from our friends at Softube with Cubase. You can now select tracks and control various track parameters like volume, pan or sends through Softube’s beautiful hardware controller.

Sampler Track enhancements:
- The recently introduced Sampler Track has undergone some changes that will enhance your workflow significantly. Drag any MIDI part in the Sampler Control and start experimenting with the instantly rendered audio file. And experiment you may! You can compare the different settings you make with the convenient A/B mode, safe in the knowledge that its undo/redo capability will always allow you to return to safer ground.

Get inspired by Production Presets:
- Cubase 9.5 comes with Production Presets to inspire you when it’s needed and to help you finish your mix when things need to get done. Stunning new FX chain presets for all kinds of instrument and vocal tracks will lend a fresh twist to all your productions. The brand-new mastering track presets is designed for different genres and productions and can be used on the master bus or group channels to help you get your tracks to a professional level.

更新時間：2018-10-16
更新細節：

What's new in this version:

Cubase Pro 9.5.40
- Change log not available for this version


Cubase Pro 9.5.30
- Change log not available for this version


Cubase Pro 9.5.21
- Change log not available for this version


Cubase Pro 9.5.20
Issues and improvements:
- An issue has been resolved where locating between Virgin Territories did not restore the value of the previous Automation Terminator event
- An issue has been resolved where using instruments with multiple enabled Return Channels and additionally routed MIDI channels to the instrument showed the wrong Instrument Return Channel in the Channel Settings window
- An issue has been resolved for certain Intel CPU types where selecting audio tracks could render the application unreliable, dependent of the available instruction sets of the CPU
- An issue has been resolved where switching sample rate, changing the ASIO buffer size or selecting another ASIO driver could render the application unreliable with certain audio interfaces
- Improved compatibility for Marian AD2 audio interfaces when running Cubase in 64-bit Processing Precision
- An issue has been resolved where “Detect Silence” was not working correctly for a multiple selection of events
- An issue has been resolved where 24-bit audio files could not be properly time-stretched
- An issue has been resolved where removing unused media with applied Direct Offline Processes could prevent the project file from saving properly
- An issue has been resolved where the delay compensation and “Ping” feature was not working correctly when running Cubase in 64-bit Processing Precision
- An issue has been resolved where crossfades were not correctly imported when using “Import Tracks from Project”
- An issue has been resolved where Selection Window for Attributes was shown with wrong colors and text was unreadable
- An issue has been resolved where audio files used for Custom Sounds could not be found
- An issue in the Logical Editor has been resolved where using “matches” together with “is empty” could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where closing the In-Place Editor could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where Controller Lane data was not sent when the same MIDI CC was used on Automation Lanes
- An issue has been resolved where drawing the Crosshair Cursor in MIDI Editors worked inconsistent when “Snap” was active
- An issue has been resolved where editing Note Expression data was only applied to the first event of a multiple selection of events
- An issue has been resolved where it was no longer possible to operate Drum Maps after enabling disabled tracks
- An issue has been resolved where MIDI Events outside MIDI Part boundary were colored when their start position was equal to the MIDI Part end position
- An issue has been resolved where opening the In-Place Editor could lead to a no longer working Grid Type “Adapt to Zoom”
- An issue has been resolved where sizing Controller Lanes in the Key Editor could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where the Stroke tool in the Drum Editor was not working correctly with “Adapt to Zoom” enabled
- An issue has been resolved where changing the Event Colors for Grid Match and Chord Track were lost the next time the application was started
- An issue has been resolved where moving the Pre/Post Insert Divider was not moved for channels of Link Groups
- An issue has been resolved where some switch buttons in the Hardware Rack for Steinberg MR/UR hardware could not be changed
- An issue has been resolved where the “e” button was sometimes not responding to mouse clicks
- An issue has been resolved where the MixConsole History stopped logging actions
- The Channel Name area has been improved so that the name no longer disappears when placing the mouse cursor over the name field
- An issue has been resolved where “Auto Track Color Mode” set to "Use Previous Color +1" was not working consistently
- An issue has been resolved where enabling disabled tracks via key command could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where the NotePad section contained content but was not indicated at the Notepad Inspector section
- An issue has been resolved where using a Divided Track List and the In-Place Editor could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where duplicated Sampler Tracks were routed to the wrong output bus
- An issue has been resolved where editing Score Editor settings could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where it was not possible to print more than one page of Score notation
- An issue has been resolved where printing Score Notation was missing the staff lines
- An issue has been resolved where using TrackVersions for Tempo/Signature Track could render the application unreliable when attempting to save the project
- An issue has been resolved where the extraction of audio data from MP4 video files failed

Additional improvements:
- Cubase 9.5.20 now supports access to Insert Slots 9–16, the Channel Strip Module parameters as well as the Cue Sends 1–4 for Generic Remote setups
- Retrologue (version 2.1.10) and Groove Agent SE (version 4.2.50) are updated to improve overall stability on macOS systems
- HALion Sonic SE is updated to version 3.1.0 for Windows and macOS systems
- In Preferences > VST > Plug-ins, a new item “Keep Plug-ins in Memory until the Application Quits” is available on macOS systems. It is enabled by default. This preference improves the overall system stability when removing plug-ins from projects. As a positive side-effect removed plug-ins will load faster the next time they are inserted into a project. It is recommended to leave this preference enabled


Cubase Pro 9.5.10
Zoning 2.0: Speed up your workflow:
- Three new sections made their way into the right zone to enhance the flow in your work. The new file browser lets you browse, preview and import your media files in your project without leaving the window; the new metering section in the right zone shows the master and loudness meters to have a lock on your mix at any time; and then there’s the Control Room, providing direct access to your cue and monitor mixes.

Automation editing just got curves:
- Cubase 9.5 introduces ultra-precise automation curves for creating and editing smooth transitions, allowing you to go creative with musical build-ups and providing detailed automation lanes — all this while keeping mouse clicks to a minimum. One might think that a streamlined workflow possibly comes at the expense of accuracy. But no, not at all! Even the automation of tracks controlled by VCA faders will incorporate all automation data of the connected tracks and will remain 100% on target.

More Metronome:
- You want the click to follow your signature shift? The new Metronome follows your lead no matter where you’re heading! Compose custom click patterns with up to four different accent levels in the new Click Pattern Editor, and assign several different patterns to the Signature Track. Load your own click sounds or select one of the many pre-installed sounds. Every metronome helps you keep in time, but the new metronome in Cubase 9.5 does this so much more effectively.


64-bit mixing engine:

Taking your sound to new heights:
- Get your mixing down the line — with the new pristine 64-bit floating-point mixing engine you will no longer need to compromise when it comes to quality, precision and realism. The advanced audio engine calculates your summing, mixing and effects processing with double-precision accuracy, performing each task with the utmost level of detail, dynamics and transparency.

More inserts now with flexible pre/post fader:
- By doubling the number of insert slots for VST effects on each track, Cubase 9.5 expands your creative horizon, inviting you to experiment with rich effect combinations and plug-in chains. Whether you want to insert your VST effects before or after the fader, the new flexible insert section lets you dynamically adjust the position of the separator and gives you full control of your signal flow.

New looks for Vintage Compressor, Tube Compressor and Magneto III:
- Three of the most acclaimed VST processors available to Cubase have received a fresh overhaul. The Vintage Compressor, the Tube Compressor and Magneto III tape saturator shine with redesigned user interfaces and workflow-oriented improvements that bring out the best in each of them.


Direct Offline Processing:

Ideal for frequently used processes:
- Extend your creative potential with the improved workflow of event-based offline processing. Apply any kind of process offline in a VST plug-in chain for one or multiple selected event — with the feel of real-time effects — without the CPU load. This way you can keep your MixConsole clean but at the same time have paved the way for further non-destructive changes.
- HALion Sonic SE 3 feat. FLUX wavetable synth:
- The new FLUX wavetable synthesizer library for HALion Sonic SE combines top-notch sound quality and the latest HALion technology with an engaging user interface. The collection of 100 cutting-edge presets for electronic music productions includes leads, basses, pads and effects. All patches are based on a library of more than 70 exclusively designed waves that can also be used to create your own sounds and patches

Automation range tool:
- The new Range Tool lets you edit your automations faster, easier and more convenient. Create a selection on an automation lane and edit segments by simply dragging them without having to create any additional automation markers. The Range Tool adjusts the level, creates ramps and scales the automation in either absolute or relative mode — just like that!

Adapt to Zoom: A clever capability:
- New to this point update, Adapt to Zoom helps you to stay in the flow in case you should be constantly zooming in and out of your Cubase project. Zooming out decreases the grid snap level so that the editing level remains effective. Zooming in increases the grid snap level for those surgical procedures at the ground level of your project. Adapt to Zoom will always adjust the grid automatically to your zoom level, allowing you to focus on your work without distractions.

Good-bye and hello video engine:
- A new, modern video engine that bade farewell to the QuickTime technology before it was introduced to Cubase 9.5 supports the most relevant codecs, as well as external video cards. As with every new engine, certain adjustments will still have to be made, and we want to keep you posted on further developments made to the new video engine, so watch this space.

Softube Console 1 supports Cubase Available soon:
- Sweden and Germany — two countries come together to celebrate the deep integration of the Console 1 from our friends at Softube with Cubase. You can now select tracks and control various track parameters like volume, pan or sends through Softube’s beautiful hardware controller.

Sampler Track enhancements:
- The recently introduced Sampler Track has undergone some changes that will enhance your workflow significantly. Drag any MIDI part in the Sampler Control and start experimenting with the instantly rendered audio file. And experiment you may! You can compare the different settings you make with the convenient A/B mode, safe in the knowledge that its undo/redo capability will always allow you to return to safer ground.

Get inspired by Production Presets:
- Cubase 9.5 comes with Production Presets to inspire you when it’s needed and to help you finish your mix when things need to get done. Stunning new FX chain presets for all kinds of instrument and vocal tracks will lend a fresh twist to all your productions. The brand-new mastering track presets is designed for different genres and productions and can be used on the master bus or group channels to help you get your tracks to a professional level.

更新時間：2018-05-23
更新細節：

What's new in this version:

Cubase Pro 9.5.30
- Change log not available for this version


Cubase Pro 9.5.21
- Change log not available for this version


Cubase Pro 9.5.20
Issues and improvements:
- An issue has been resolved where locating between Virgin Territories did not restore the value of the previous Automation Terminator event
- An issue has been resolved where using instruments with multiple enabled Return Channels and additionally routed MIDI channels to the instrument showed the wrong Instrument Return Channel in the Channel Settings window
- An issue has been resolved for certain Intel CPU types where selecting audio tracks could render the application unreliable, dependent of the available instruction sets of the CPU
- An issue has been resolved where switching sample rate, changing the ASIO buffer size or selecting another ASIO driver could render the application unreliable with certain audio interfaces
- Improved compatibility for Marian AD2 audio interfaces when running Cubase in 64-bit Processing Precision
- An issue has been resolved where “Detect Silence” was not working correctly for a multiple selection of events
- An issue has been resolved where 24-bit audio files could not be properly time-stretched
- An issue has been resolved where removing unused media with applied Direct Offline Processes could prevent the project file from saving properly
- An issue has been resolved where the delay compensation and “Ping” feature was not working correctly when running Cubase in 64-bit Processing Precision
- An issue has been resolved where crossfades were not correctly imported when using “Import Tracks from Project”
- An issue has been resolved where Selection Window for Attributes was shown with wrong colors and text was unreadable
- An issue has been resolved where audio files used for Custom Sounds could not be found
- An issue in the Logical Editor has been resolved where using “matches” together with “is empty” could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where closing the In-Place Editor could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where Controller Lane data was not sent when the same MIDI CC was used on Automation Lanes
- An issue has been resolved where drawing the Crosshair Cursor in MIDI Editors worked inconsistent when “Snap” was active
- An issue has been resolved where editing Note Expression data was only applied to the first event of a multiple selection of events
- An issue has been resolved where it was no longer possible to operate Drum Maps after enabling disabled tracks
- An issue has been resolved where MIDI Events outside MIDI Part boundary were colored when their start position was equal to the MIDI Part end position
- An issue has been resolved where opening the In-Place Editor could lead to a no longer working Grid Type “Adapt to Zoom”
- An issue has been resolved where sizing Controller Lanes in the Key Editor could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where the Stroke tool in the Drum Editor was not working correctly with “Adapt to Zoom” enabled
- An issue has been resolved where changing the Event Colors for Grid Match and Chord Track were lost the next time the application was started
- An issue has been resolved where moving the Pre/Post Insert Divider was not moved for channels of Link Groups
- An issue has been resolved where some switch buttons in the Hardware Rack for Steinberg MR/UR hardware could not be changed
- An issue has been resolved where the “e” button was sometimes not responding to mouse clicks
- An issue has been resolved where the MixConsole History stopped logging actions
- The Channel Name area has been improved so that the name no longer disappears when placing the mouse cursor over the name field
- An issue has been resolved where “Auto Track Color Mode” set to "Use Previous Color +1" was not working consistently
- An issue has been resolved where enabling disabled tracks via key command could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where the NotePad section contained content but was not indicated at the Notepad Inspector section
- An issue has been resolved where using a Divided Track List and the In-Place Editor could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where duplicated Sampler Tracks were routed to the wrong output bus
- An issue has been resolved where editing Score Editor settings could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where it was not possible to print more than one page of Score notation
- An issue has been resolved where printing Score Notation was missing the staff lines
- An issue has been resolved where using TrackVersions for Tempo/Signature Track could render the application unreliable when attempting to save the project
- An issue has been resolved where the extraction of audio data from MP4 video files failed

Additional improvements:
- Cubase 9.5.20 now supports access to Insert Slots 9–16, the Channel Strip Module parameters as well as the Cue Sends 1–4 for Generic Remote setups
- Retrologue (version 2.1.10) and Groove Agent SE (version 4.2.50) are updated to improve overall stability on macOS systems
- HALion Sonic SE is updated to version 3.1.0 for Windows and macOS systems
- In Preferences > VST > Plug-ins, a new item “Keep Plug-ins in Memory until the Application Quits” is available on macOS systems. It is enabled by default. This preference improves the overall system stability when removing plug-ins from projects. As a positive side-effect removed plug-ins will load faster the next time they are inserted into a project. It is recommended to leave this preference enabled


Cubase Pro 9.5.10
Zoning 2.0: Speed up your workflow:
- Three new sections made their way into the right zone to enhance the flow in your work. The new file browser lets you browse, preview and import your media files in your project without leaving the window; the new metering section in the right zone shows the master and loudness meters to have a lock on your mix at any time; and then there’s the Control Room, providing direct access to your cue and monitor mixes.

Automation editing just got curves:
- Cubase 9.5 introduces ultra-precise automation curves for creating and editing smooth transitions, allowing you to go creative with musical build-ups and providing detailed automation lanes — all this while keeping mouse clicks to a minimum. One might think that a streamlined workflow possibly comes at the expense of accuracy. But no, not at all! Even the automation of tracks controlled by VCA faders will incorporate all automation data of the connected tracks and will remain 100% on target.

More Metronome:
- You want the click to follow your signature shift? The new Metronome follows your lead no matter where you’re heading! Compose custom click patterns with up to four different accent levels in the new Click Pattern Editor, and assign several different patterns to the Signature Track. Load your own click sounds or select one of the many pre-installed sounds. Every metronome helps you keep in time, but the new metronome in Cubase 9.5 does this so much more effectively.


64-bit mixing engine:

Taking your sound to new heights:
- Get your mixing down the line — with the new pristine 64-bit floating-point mixing engine you will no longer need to compromise when it comes to quality, precision and realism. The advanced audio engine calculates your summing, mixing and effects processing with double-precision accuracy, performing each task with the utmost level of detail, dynamics and transparency.

More inserts now with flexible pre/post fader:
- By doubling the number of insert slots for VST effects on each track, Cubase 9.5 expands your creative horizon, inviting you to experiment with rich effect combinations and plug-in chains. Whether you want to insert your VST effects before or after the fader, the new flexible insert section lets you dynamically adjust the position of the separator and gives you full control of your signal flow.

New looks for Vintage Compressor, Tube Compressor and Magneto III:
- Three of the most acclaimed VST processors available to Cubase have received a fresh overhaul. The Vintage Compressor, the Tube Compressor and Magneto III tape saturator shine with redesigned user interfaces and workflow-oriented improvements that bring out the best in each of them.


Direct Offline Processing:

Ideal for frequently used processes:
- Extend your creative potential with the improved workflow of event-based offline processing. Apply any kind of process offline in a VST plug-in chain for one or multiple selected event — with the feel of real-time effects — without the CPU load. This way you can keep your MixConsole clean but at the same time have paved the way for further non-destructive changes.
- HALion Sonic SE 3 feat. FLUX wavetable synth:
- The new FLUX wavetable synthesizer library for HALion Sonic SE combines top-notch sound quality and the latest HALion technology with an engaging user interface. The collection of 100 cutting-edge presets for electronic music productions includes leads, basses, pads and effects. All patches are based on a library of more than 70 exclusively designed waves that can also be used to create your own sounds and patches

Automation range tool:
- The new Range Tool lets you edit your automations faster, easier and more convenient. Create a selection on an automation lane and edit segments by simply dragging them without having to create any additional automation markers. The Range Tool adjusts the level, creates ramps and scales the automation in either absolute or relative mode — just like that!

Adapt to Zoom: A clever capability:
- New to this point update, Adapt to Zoom helps you to stay in the flow in case you should be constantly zooming in and out of your Cubase project. Zooming out decreases the grid snap level so that the editing level remains effective. Zooming in increases the grid snap level for those surgical procedures at the ground level of your project. Adapt to Zoom will always adjust the grid automatically to your zoom level, allowing you to focus on your work without distractions.

Good-bye and hello video engine:
- A new, modern video engine that bade farewell to the QuickTime technology before it was introduced to Cubase 9.5 supports the most relevant codecs, as well as external video cards. As with every new engine, certain adjustments will still have to be made, and we want to keep you posted on further developments made to the new video engine, so watch this space.

Softube Console 1 supports Cubase Available soon:
- Sweden and Germany — two countries come together to celebrate the deep integration of the Console 1 from our friends at Softube with Cubase. You can now select tracks and control various track parameters like volume, pan or sends through Softube’s beautiful hardware controller.

Sampler Track enhancements:
- The recently introduced Sampler Track has undergone some changes that will enhance your workflow significantly. Drag any MIDI part in the Sampler Control and start experimenting with the instantly rendered audio file. And experiment you may! You can compare the different settings you make with the convenient A/B mode, safe in the knowledge that its undo/redo capability will always allow you to return to safer ground.

Get inspired by Production Presets:
- Cubase 9.5 comes with Production Presets to inspire you when it’s needed and to help you finish your mix when things need to get done. Stunning new FX chain presets for all kinds of instrument and vocal tracks will lend a fresh twist to all your productions. The brand-new mastering track presets is designed for different genres and productions and can be used on the master bus or group channels to help you get your tracks to a professional level.

更新時間：2018-04-06
更新細節：

What's new in this version:

Cubase Pro 9.5.21
- Change log not available for this version


Cubase Pro 9.5.20
Issues and improvements:
- An issue has been resolved where locating between Virgin Territories did not restore the value of the previous Automation Terminator event
- An issue has been resolved where using instruments with multiple enabled Return Channels and additionally routed MIDI channels to the instrument showed the wrong Instrument Return Channel in the Channel Settings window
- An issue has been resolved for certain Intel CPU types where selecting audio tracks could render the application unreliable, dependent of the available instruction sets of the CPU
- An issue has been resolved where switching sample rate, changing the ASIO buffer size or selecting another ASIO driver could render the application unreliable with certain audio interfaces
- Improved compatibility for Marian AD2 audio interfaces when running Cubase in 64-bit Processing Precision
- An issue has been resolved where “Detect Silence” was not working correctly for a multiple selection of events
- An issue has been resolved where 24-bit audio files could not be properly time-stretched
- An issue has been resolved where removing unused media with applied Direct Offline Processes could prevent the project file from saving properly
- An issue has been resolved where the delay compensation and “Ping” feature was not working correctly when running Cubase in 64-bit Processing Precision
- An issue has been resolved where crossfades were not correctly imported when using “Import Tracks from Project”
- An issue has been resolved where Selection Window for Attributes was shown with wrong colors and text was unreadable
- An issue has been resolved where audio files used for Custom Sounds could not be found
- An issue in the Logical Editor has been resolved where using “matches” together with “is empty” could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where closing the In-Place Editor could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where Controller Lane data was not sent when the same MIDI CC was used on Automation Lanes
- An issue has been resolved where drawing the Crosshair Cursor in MIDI Editors worked inconsistent when “Snap” was active
- An issue has been resolved where editing Note Expression data was only applied to the first event of a multiple selection of events
- An issue has been resolved where it was no longer possible to operate Drum Maps after enabling disabled tracks
- An issue has been resolved where MIDI Events outside MIDI Part boundary were colored when their start position was equal to the MIDI Part end position
- An issue has been resolved where opening the In-Place Editor could lead to a no longer working Grid Type “Adapt to Zoom”
- An issue has been resolved where sizing Controller Lanes in the Key Editor could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where the Stroke tool in the Drum Editor was not working correctly with “Adapt to Zoom” enabled
- An issue has been resolved where changing the Event Colors for Grid Match and Chord Track were lost the next time the application was started
- An issue has been resolved where moving the Pre/Post Insert Divider was not moved for channels of Link Groups
- An issue has been resolved where some switch buttons in the Hardware Rack for Steinberg MR/UR hardware could not be changed
- An issue has been resolved where the “e” button was sometimes not responding to mouse clicks
- An issue has been resolved where the MixConsole History stopped logging actions
- The Channel Name area has been improved so that the name no longer disappears when placing the mouse cursor over the name field
- An issue has been resolved where “Auto Track Color Mode” set to "Use Previous Color +1" was not working consistently
- An issue has been resolved where enabling disabled tracks via key command could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where the NotePad section contained content but was not indicated at the Notepad Inspector section
- An issue has been resolved where using a Divided Track List and the In-Place Editor could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where duplicated Sampler Tracks were routed to the wrong output bus
- An issue has been resolved where editing Score Editor settings could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where it was not possible to print more than one page of Score notation
- An issue has been resolved where printing Score Notation was missing the staff lines
- An issue has been resolved where using TrackVersions for Tempo/Signature Track could render the application unreliable when attempting to save the project
- An issue has been resolved where the extraction of audio data from MP4 video files failed

Additional improvements:
- Cubase 9.5.20 now supports access to Insert Slots 9–16, the Channel Strip Module parameters as well as the Cue Sends 1–4 for Generic Remote setups
- Retrologue (version 2.1.10) and Groove Agent SE (version 4.2.50) are updated to improve overall stability on macOS systems
- HALion Sonic SE is updated to version 3.1.0 for Windows and macOS systems
- In Preferences > VST > Plug-ins, a new item “Keep Plug-ins in Memory until the Application Quits” is available on macOS systems. It is enabled by default. This preference improves the overall system stability when removing plug-ins from projects. As a positive side-effect removed plug-ins will load faster the next time they are inserted into a project. It is recommended to leave this preference enabled


Cubase Pro 9.5.10
Zoning 2.0: Speed up your workflow:
- Three new sections made their way into the right zone to enhance the flow in your work. The new file browser lets you browse, preview and import your media files in your project without leaving the window; the new metering section in the right zone shows the master and loudness meters to have a lock on your mix at any time; and then there’s the Control Room, providing direct access to your cue and monitor mixes.

Automation editing just got curves:
- Cubase 9.5 introduces ultra-precise automation curves for creating and editing smooth transitions, allowing you to go creative with musical build-ups and providing detailed automation lanes — all this while keeping mouse clicks to a minimum. One might think that a streamlined workflow possibly comes at the expense of accuracy. But no, not at all! Even the automation of tracks controlled by VCA faders will incorporate all automation data of the connected tracks and will remain 100% on target.

More Metronome:
- You want the click to follow your signature shift? The new Metronome follows your lead no matter where you’re heading! Compose custom click patterns with up to four different accent levels in the new Click Pattern Editor, and assign several different patterns to the Signature Track. Load your own click sounds or select one of the many pre-installed sounds. Every metronome helps you keep in time, but the new metronome in Cubase 9.5 does this so much more effectively.


64-bit mixing engine:

Taking your sound to new heights:
- Get your mixing down the line — with the new pristine 64-bit floating-point mixing engine you will no longer need to compromise when it comes to quality, precision and realism. The advanced audio engine calculates your summing, mixing and effects processing with double-precision accuracy, performing each task with the utmost level of detail, dynamics and transparency.

More inserts now with flexible pre/post fader:
- By doubling the number of insert slots for VST effects on each track, Cubase 9.5 expands your creative horizon, inviting you to experiment with rich effect combinations and plug-in chains. Whether you want to insert your VST effects before or after the fader, the new flexible insert section lets you dynamically adjust the position of the separator and gives you full control of your signal flow.

New looks for Vintage Compressor, Tube Compressor and Magneto III:
- Three of the most acclaimed VST processors available to Cubase have received a fresh overhaul. The Vintage Compressor, the Tube Compressor and Magneto III tape saturator shine with redesigned user interfaces and workflow-oriented improvements that bring out the best in each of them.


Direct Offline Processing:

Ideal for frequently used processes:
- Extend your creative potential with the improved workflow of event-based offline processing. Apply any kind of process offline in a VST plug-in chain for one or multiple selected event — with the feel of real-time effects — without the CPU load. This way you can keep your MixConsole clean but at the same time have paved the way for further non-destructive changes.
- HALion Sonic SE 3 feat. FLUX wavetable synth:
- The new FLUX wavetable synthesizer library for HALion Sonic SE combines top-notch sound quality and the latest HALion technology with an engaging user interface. The collection of 100 cutting-edge presets for electronic music productions includes leads, basses, pads and effects. All patches are based on a library of more than 70 exclusively designed waves that can also be used to create your own sounds and patches

Automation range tool:
- The new Range Tool lets you edit your automations faster, easier and more convenient. Create a selection on an automation lane and edit segments by simply dragging them without having to create any additional automation markers. The Range Tool adjusts the level, creates ramps and scales the automation in either absolute or relative mode — just like that!

Adapt to Zoom: A clever capability:
- New to this point update, Adapt to Zoom helps you to stay in the flow in case you should be constantly zooming in and out of your Cubase project. Zooming out decreases the grid snap level so that the editing level remains effective. Zooming in increases the grid snap level for those surgical procedures at the ground level of your project. Adapt to Zoom will always adjust the grid automatically to your zoom level, allowing you to focus on your work without distractions.

Good-bye and hello video engine:
- A new, modern video engine that bade farewell to the QuickTime technology before it was introduced to Cubase 9.5 supports the most relevant codecs, as well as external video cards. As with every new engine, certain adjustments will still have to be made, and we want to keep you posted on further developments made to the new video engine, so watch this space.

Softube Console 1 supports Cubase Available soon:
- Sweden and Germany — two countries come together to celebrate the deep integration of the Console 1 from our friends at Softube with Cubase. You can now select tracks and control various track parameters like volume, pan or sends through Softube’s beautiful hardware controller.

Sampler Track enhancements:
- The recently introduced Sampler Track has undergone some changes that will enhance your workflow significantly. Drag any MIDI part in the Sampler Control and start experimenting with the instantly rendered audio file. And experiment you may! You can compare the different settings you make with the convenient A/B mode, safe in the knowledge that its undo/redo capability will always allow you to return to safer ground.

Get inspired by Production Presets:
- Cubase 9.5 comes with Production Presets to inspire you when it’s needed and to help you finish your mix when things need to get done. Stunning new FX chain presets for all kinds of instrument and vocal tracks will lend a fresh twist to all your productions. The brand-new mastering track presets is designed for different genres and productions and can be used on the master bus or group channels to help you get your tracks to a professional level.

更新時間：2018-03-09
更新細節：

What's new in this version:

Cubase Pro 9.5.20
Issues & improvements:
- An issue has been resolved where locating between Virgin Territories did not restore the value of the previous Automation Terminator event
- An issue has been resolved where using instruments with multiple enabled Return Channels and additionally routed MIDI channels to the instrument showed the wrong Instrument Return Channel in the Channel Settings window
- An issue has been resolved for certain Intel CPU types where selecting audio tracks could render the application unreliable, dependent of the available instruction sets of the CPU
- An issue has been resolved where switching sample rate, changing the ASIO buffer size or selecting another ASIO driver could render the application unreliable with certain audio interfaces
- Improved compatibility for Marian AD2 audio interfaces when running Cubase in 64-bit Processing Precision
- An issue has been resolved where “Detect Silence” was not working correctly for a multiple selection of events
- An issue has been resolved where 24-bit audio files could not be properly time-stretched
- An issue has been resolved where removing unused media with applied Direct Offline Processes could prevent the project file from saving properly
- An issue has been resolved where the delay compensation and “Ping” feature was not working correctly when running Cubase in 64-bit Processing Precision
- An issue has been resolved where crossfades were not correctly imported when using “Import Tracks from Project”
- An issue has been resolved where Selection Window for Attributes was shown with wrong colors and text was unreadable
- An issue has been resolved where audio files used for Custom Sounds could not be found
- An issue in the Logical Editor has been resolved where using “matches” together with “is empty” could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where closing the In-Place Editor could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where Controller Lane data was not sent when the same MIDI CC was used on Automation Lanes
- An issue has been resolved where drawing the Crosshair Cursor in MIDI Editors worked inconsistent when “Snap” was active
- An issue has been resolved where editing Note Expression data was only applied to the first event of a multiple selection of events
- An issue has been resolved where it was no longer possible to operate Drum Maps after enabling disabled tracks
- An issue has been resolved where MIDI Events outside MIDI Part boundary were colored when their start position was equal to the MIDI Part end position
- An issue has been resolved where opening the In-Place Editor could lead to a no longer working Grid Type “Adapt to Zoom”
- An issue has been resolved where sizing Controller Lanes in the Key Editor could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where the Stroke tool in the Drum Editor was not working correctly with “Adapt to Zoom” enabled
- An issue has been resolved where changing the Event Colors for Grid Match and Chord Track were lost the next time the application was started
- An issue has been resolved where moving the Pre/Post Insert Divider was not moved for channels of Link Groups
- An issue has been resolved where some switch buttons in the Hardware Rack for Steinberg MR/UR hardware could not be changed
- An issue has been resolved where the “e” button was sometimes not responding to mouse clicks
- An issue has been resolved where the MixConsole History stopped logging actions
- The Channel Name area has been improved so that the name no longer disappears when placing the mouse cursor over the name field
- An issue has been resolved where “Auto Track Color Mode” set to "Use Previous Color +1" was not working consistently
- An issue has been resolved where enabling disabled tracks via key command could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where the NotePad section contained content but was not indicated at the Notepad Inspector section
- An issue has been resolved where using a Divided Track List and the In-Place Editor could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where duplicated Sampler Tracks were routed to the wrong output bus
- An issue has been resolved where editing Score Editor settings could render the application unreliable
- An issue has been resolved where it was not possible to print more than one page of Score notation
- An issue has been resolved where printing Score Notation was missing the staff lines
- An issue has been resolved where using TrackVersions for Tempo/Signature Track could render the application unreliable when attempting to save the project
- An issue has been resolved where the extraction of audio data from MP4 video files failed

Additional improvements:
- Cubase 9.5.20 now supports access to Insert Slots 9–16, the Channel Strip Module parameters as well as the Cue Sends 1–4 for Generic Remote setups
- Retrologue (version 2.1.10) and Groove Agent SE (version 4.2.50) are updated to improve overall stability on macOS systems
- HALion Sonic SE is updated to version 3.1.0 for Windows and macOS systems
- In Preferences > VST > Plug-ins, a new item “Keep Plug-ins in Memory until the Application Quits” is available on macOS systems. It is enabled by default. This preference improves the overall system stability when removing plug-ins from projects. As a positive side-effect removed plug-ins will load faster the next time they are inserted into a project. It is recommended to leave this preference enabled

Cubase Pro 9.5.10
Zoning 2.0: Speed up your workflow:
- Three new sections made their way into the right zone to enhance the flow in your work. The new file browser lets you browse, preview and import your media files in your project without leaving the window; the new metering section in the right zone shows the master and loudness meters to have a lock on your mix at any time; and then there’s the Control Room, providing direct access to your cue and monitor mixes.

Automation editing just got curves:
- Cubase 9.5 introduces ultra-precise automation curves for creating and editing smooth transitions, allowing you to go creative with musical build-ups and providing detailed automation lanes — all this while keeping mouse clicks to a minimum. One might think that a streamlined workflow possibly comes at the expense of accuracy. But no, not at all! Even the automation of tracks controlled by VCA faders will incorporate all automation data of the connected tracks and will remain 100% on target.

More Metronome:
- You want the click to follow your signature shift? The new Metronome follows your lead no matter where you’re heading! Compose custom click patterns with up to four different accent levels in the new Click Pattern Editor, and assign several different patterns to the Signature Track. Load your own click sounds or select one of the many pre-installed sounds. Every metronome helps you keep in time, but the new metronome in Cubase 9.5 does this so much more effectively.


64-bit mixing engine:

Taking your sound to new heights:
- Get your mixing down the line — with the new pristine 64-bit floating-point mixing engine you will no longer need to compromise when it comes to quality, precision and realism. The advanced audio engine calculates your summing, mixing and effects processing with double-precision accuracy, performing each task with the utmost level of detail, dynamics and transparency.

More inserts now with flexible pre/post fader:
- By doubling the number of insert slots for VST effects on each track, Cubase 9.5 expands your creative horizon, inviting you to experiment with rich effect combinations and plug-in chains. Whether you want to insert your VST effects before or after the fader, the new flexible insert section lets you dynamically adjust the position of the separator and gives you full control of your signal flow.

New looks for Vintage Compressor, Tube Compressor and Magneto III:
- Three of the most acclaimed VST processors available to Cubase have received a fresh overhaul. The Vintage Compressor, the Tube Compressor and Magneto III tape saturator shine with redesigned user interfaces and workflow-oriented improvements that bring out the best in each of them.


Direct Offline Processing:

Ideal for frequently used processes:
- Extend your creative potential with the improved workflow of event-based offline processing. Apply any kind of process offline in a VST plug-in chain for one or multiple selected event — with the feel of real-time effects — without the CPU load. This way you can keep your MixConsole clean but at the same time have paved the way for further non-destructive changes.
- HALion Sonic SE 3 feat. FLUX wavetable synth:
- The new FLUX wavetable synthesizer library for HALion Sonic SE combines top-notch sound quality and the latest HALion technology with an engaging user interface. The collection of 100 cutting-edge presets for electronic music productions includes leads, basses, pads and effects. All patches are based on a library of more than 70 exclusively designed waves that can also be used to create your own sounds and patches

Automation range tool:
- The new Range Tool lets you edit your automations faster, easier and more convenient. Create a selection on an automation lane and edit segments by simply dragging them without having to create any additional automation markers. The Range Tool adjusts the level, creates ramps and scales the automation in either absolute or relative mode — just like that!

Adapt to Zoom: A clever capability:
- New to this point update, Adapt to Zoom helps you to stay in the flow in case you should be constantly zooming in and out of your Cubase project. Zooming out decreases the grid snap level so that the editing level remains effective. Zooming in increases the grid snap level for those surgical procedures at the ground level of your project. Adapt to Zoom will always adjust the grid automatically to your zoom level, allowing you to focus on your work without distractions.

Good-bye and hello video engine:
- A new, modern video engine that bade farewell to the QuickTime technology before it was introduced to Cubase 9.5 supports the most relevant codecs, as well as external video cards. As with every new engine, certain adjustments will still have to be made, and we want to keep you posted on further developments made to the new video engine, so watch this space.

Softube Console 1 supports Cubase Available soon:
- Sweden and Germany — two countries come together to celebrate the deep integration of the Console 1 from our friends at Softube with Cubase. You can now select tracks and control various track parameters like volume, pan or sends through Softube’s beautiful hardware controller.

Sampler Track enhancements:
- The recently introduced Sampler Track has undergone some changes that will enhance your workflow significantly. Drag any MIDI part in the Sampler Control and start experimenting with the instantly rendered audio file. And experiment you may! You can compare the different settings you make with the convenient A/B mode, safe in the knowledge that its undo/redo capability will always allow you to return to safer ground.

Get inspired by Production Presets:
- Cubase 9.5 comes with Production Presets to inspire you when it’s needed and to help you finish your mix when things need to get done. Stunning new FX chain presets for all kinds of instrument and vocal tracks will lend a fresh twist to all your productions. The brand-new mastering track presets is designed for different genres and productions and can be used on the master bus or group channels to help you get your tracks to a professional level.