Please note that USB-eLicenser is required to activate the trial.Īll people have hobbies, and those who like to spend countless hours creating music and obtaining perfect sounds need dedicated software tools to achieve a high level of accuracy.

So cubase does not export in 64 bit float, by standard.Note: In order to use the WaveLab trial version, you will first need to request a trial license. but it is usefull, when you want to master, or do stuff later, to export it in the same bit depth/sample rate of the project. (blind test!)īut as always choose what you like, need, want, etc.īut the main reason for my reaction if you are talking about the audio engine of cubase pro 10.5, that is something different, project settings yes cubase 10.5 (9.5 could already do it, althoug they named as a feature for cubase 10.), can do 32 and 64 float for projects.ĮDIT: cubase exports in the setting you want to. but still the question: can anyone hear it. Reading a lot about those things, yes it can give a difference, but it is not about dynamic range, but rounding errors, and yes complex mixes, or a lot of effects, it can give a difference. but i sometimes forget to dither, i can't hear it, even on a high end installation, that i use as one of the 4 references (or 5 or 6 even). yes the developer of wavelab says, a much cleaner high. but still, in most cases, i don't believe it really matters. I must eat, i think, i am getting confused myself. So the setting of the bit depth of your project is here the guideline, not the setting of the audio engine. You can get all the info of it, also via the steinberg fora, or all the confusion. With project settings some plugins operate at 64 bits, so no conversion, but not a lot do that. yes with complex mixes, it seems to have some impact. Or do you mean the audio engine that operates at 64 bit float? (mainly for rounding errors, etc.)īut the setting of your project is another thing.Īnd the discussion about can you hear the difference. Do you really have set your project to 64 bit float?

Wavelab pro vs cubase pro