Other Key Editor improvements include the option to create ramps and curves in the CC and pitchbend lanes, set pitchbend steps to semitones, copy CC edits to another MIDI track and delete MIDI notes with a double-click.Īll versions of Cubase 11 are also getting Squasher, which offers upward and downward audio compression of up to three bands, and there are six new sound and loop sets created by hip-hop producer Beat Butcha, Hollywood sound designer Robert Dudzic and Black Octopus Sound.

This enables you to set a scale so that you stay in the right key - you can change the view so that only the notes of the set scale are displayed or let the Scale Assistant analyse your MIDI notes and make them fit the defined scale automatically.

Then there’s the Scale Assistant, which is available in the Key Editor. There’s a new slicing mode for loop-based samples, two global LFOs for more complex filtering sounds, and the new mono legato glide feature, which should be handy for basslines. Other new plugins include Imager, a multiband processor that can help you to get a cleaner mix, and SpectraLayers One - a cutdown version of the SpectraLayers Pro 7 plugin that enables you to visualise and edit audio in the spectral domain.įinally - but not insignificantly - there are multiple features that apply to all three versions of Cubase 11. Some of Cubase 11’s features are common to both Pro and Artist - the SuperVision audio analyser, for example, which provides up to nine module slots for level, spectral, phase and waveform analysis.

Cubase 11 spectralayers