Cubase SX Crossgrade now on Steinberg's Website!!!!

The Z Station · Post by **The Z Station** » Tue Jul 02, 2002 11:31 am

Hey, Steinberg was probably reading this forum!

Thanks to Nestor's suggestion! He he!!

Cubase for 299Eur/$299USD until September 30th. AND, we can keep our copy of Logic!!!

Now, how GOOD is that?!!!

Thanks Steinberg!

http://www.steinberg.net/the_magic_of_s ... d=05389080

Welcome to the magic of Steinberg

Steinberg is pleased to offer a unique, time-limited offer for all registered Logic users who would like to switch to Cubase SX for PC - the Competitive Crossgrade Offer for only Euro 299,-/USD 299,-*. Until the end of September, we would like to offer a way to make a low-cost, uncomplicated change to Steinberg's professional software for music production for anyone who has been using any of the Silver, Gold or Platinum versions. You're also welcome to keep your old software.

We look forward to welcoming you
as a new Steinberg customer.

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Tony B · Post by **Tony B** » Tue Jul 02, 2002 11:59 am

YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE. praying SOULS

Tony B · Post by **Tony B** » Tue Jul 02, 2002 12:02 pm

KEEP YOUR OLD SOFTWARE!!!!. Cubase here we come. THANKS

Post by **garyb** » Tue Jul 02, 2002 12:06 pm

damn vampires.all of them are.$300 is no bargain after a $170 upgrade.(well gotta make do with the reality.....makes me want to pray for the demise of apple)

The Z Station · Post by **The Z Station** » Tue Jul 02, 2002 12:11 pm

Man! Now I can use Logic on my laptop (have to buy a PCMCIA audio interface) and use Cubase SX on my CW Box!

Mobile Recording my friends!

woodstock · Post by **woodstock** » Tue Jul 02, 2002 12:25 pm

I wonder if anyone has enough time to learn to use both programs. Even if you shold be able to define the same keys for similar functions in both aplications - i don't believe it will be much fun...

I still can't believe what's happening to us, it's somehow like loosing a good friend...

But now: Hello, Steinberg.

The Z Station · Post by **The Z Station** » Tue Jul 02, 2002 1:41 pm

I just finished talking with a Steinberg Rep (US).

To upgrade, they basically just need the front page of Logic's manual and $299.

Sounds too easy though...

I find the rep, a little vague?!...

Stubbe · Post by **Stubbe** » Tue Jul 02, 2002 3:56 pm

One of the bigger shops in Denmark (Aage) states on their homepage, that they will need a receipt with your name on or some other proof of ownership, that's about it, really. They are not quite ready to start throwing them over the counter yet, guess they will need an extra shipment...

BTW, they felt like making making a little excuse on behalf of Emagic :

(translated from danish:)
"While it will be exciting to see what Apple and Emagic can bring out to the mac-platform when they bring their heads together, we in the shop feel sorry for the customers that chose Logic for Windows."

I would like it to read "...when they bang their heads together..."

Ah,well, I think it's a migthy fine offer, that is very tempting. Only problems is, that I will need Win XP and for that maybe a new PC (or new mobo, CPU and RAM that is).

Whinig a little bit feels god

Keep up the spirit
Stubbe

The Z Station · Post by **The Z Station** » Tue Jul 02, 2002 5:05 pm

Really?! So far, the rep here at Steinberg US HQ told me that I had to go through them to crossgrade...
I wish I could go to a local Guitar Center and do my crossgrade there!

Stubbe · Post by **Stubbe** » Wed Jul 03, 2002 4:46 am

That's their statement, but they also end it by saying "further information will follow" (read : We can change this many times before we start throwin' them over the counter, so don't keep your hopes too high)

As usual, we will just have to wait and see....

Cheers
Stubbe

GonZoft · Post by **GonZoft** » Wed Jul 03, 2002 7:35 am

Okay, folks, let me encourage you: SX absolutaly rocks and it is super-dooper solid and stable. Go for it, you won't regret it. More: it works a whole lot better with CW xtc mode than Logic ever did. More: it has been written specially for windows XP/2000 and just like these OSes, it is super stable. Didn't have a single crash yet (power using it for weeks now).