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by Blerg » Tue Dec 13, 2016 12:24 pm
+1 It really is in Steinberg's best interest to implement this feature because everyone who needs it has to use another daw for this purpose. I've been using Pro Tools (which I really don't like) so I'm buying studio one today. I've been working with a demo S1 for a week and seriously considered switching over to it. However, there are too many Cubase features I don't want to give up so I'm not going to switch but I can't be the only one thinking this way.
Remember, every time a long time Cubase user has to use competitor's daw there is a chance for that customer to jump ship. I really don't want to perform my drum editing outside the context of the song I'm working on so as soon as a daw emerges that implements the features in Cubase I love AND multitrack free warp, I'll jump.
So please, for your own sake, implement this feature.
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Blerg on Wed Dec 14, 2016 9:50 am, edited 1 time in total.
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. I have been looking forward to (waiting) for this function since Cubase 4. I don't understand why Multitrack Quantize through warp is possible and moving warp tabs from Multitrack Quantize together isn't. The correction of Automatic Quantize is really absolutely confusing. 
