Steinberg Absolute 7 is a great start to an in-the-box studio. Absolute 7 is a great injection of sounds in every conceivable musical genre.
The Steinberg Groove Agent 6 is a nice plug-in if you want to programme 'in-the-box' drum parts. Of course, the 'drum sounds on pads' concept is perfectly in line with the many pad controllers on the market - so nice combo.
Meanwhile, Steinberg Nuendo has already reached version 15. It is a great package for editing dialogues, foley and creative sound-design, and really just mixing music too.
Steinberg has arrived at Cubase 15, the latest DAW software from this maker that has been doing this for such a huge amount of time. Once again, with nice new features and improvements.
Advanced spectral editing and unrivalled control for producers and engineers.
An advanced audio analysis and editing tool for users with a licence for competing software, available for immediate download.
Edit, analyse and restore audio spectrally in detail with SpectraLayers Elements 13; ideal for musicians, producers and engineers who require in-depth audio editing.
Steinberg Absolute 7 is a great way to get started with an in-the-box studio. Absolute 7 offers a wealth of sounds across every conceivable musical genre.
WaveLab from Steinberg has proven itself over the years as an indispensable software package for editing and mastering audio and music. The new WaveLab Pro 13 builds on this reputation.
WaveLab Elements 13 from Steinberg is the favourably priced version of WaveLab 13: the latest generation of a mastering software package that has proven itself.
With Steinberg SpectraLayers, you view audio as visual objects. In fact, you can do with it what you could do with a drawing programme. Ideal for sound designers, remixers and post-production.
Making scores has always been an impressive job, but with Dorico's sixth generation, it gets a lot easier again. Traditionally, the engraving technique ensures the best quality.
Halion 7 is Steinberg's fantastic new sample/synth engine. With all the possibilities to create and script your own libraries. Includes new FM engine.
Steinberg Backbone is an ingenious sound-design tool for creating drum sounds. Although again, that description doesn't do justice to what else it can do. It is a huge system, with re-synthesis and AI.
Of course, you could look for an analogue synthesiser; vintage or new. But basically, Steinberg Retrologue 2 does the same thing - and a bit more!
The software Steinberg Padshop 2 embraces two engines: granular and spectral. Together they are a strong duo, and that duo is the essence of this package, A nice package for granular synthesis, brought in an easy way.
Steinberg The Grand 3 is a collection of five pianos at a competitive price. Go figure; a Bösendorfer 290 Imperial, a Steinway D, a Yamaha C7, a Nordiska Upright and Yamaha CP80! An impressive collection!
Steinberg HALion Sonic 7 Collection is a lot like the big HALion 7. However, it is a slightly simpler package. It does have the thick sounds, but any complexity has been left out - many don't need it.
In the library Steinberg Tales, every note of every guitar string is recorded as an open string. Matter of tuning per note, and then recording that. It gives a warm sound and an unusually long sustain.
For small-scale use, Steinberg Iconica Sketch is a great solution. With 4.6 GB of material (a complete orchestra), you never have to wait long, and your computer will seldom really suffer.
Steinberg Iconica Ensembles is part of the library Iconica Opus. So just the ensembles, which can be useful if you already have separate instruments, possibly from another brand.
Do you really only need the individual players and sections from Steinberg Opus? Then grab these Steinberg Iconica Sections & Players, and save a bit of investment.
With Steinberg Iconica Opus, you grab 190 GB of orchestral sounds. It combines the Iconica Ensembles and the Iconica Sections & Players, and in that combination it's also slightly more affordable.
With FM Lab, Steinberg more or less created its own FM8 (Native Instruments) of sorts. Since the latter is no longer being worked on, we can say that FM Lab is a more current and future-proof product.
