It sound like you’ve fallen foul of Steinberg’s clearly out-sourced call-center support there are some mods on here who are usually more helpful. I had that version myself and as I recall, it had to be registered through the distributor but there was no copy protection other than a serial number.
Other than technically you might not be licensed to use it, no, it should work. Is there any reason to NOT use this older version for this task?
Or is there any reason to NOT use this older version for this task? Is this going to be functionally identical to sx3/se3 in terms of converting the atari files to. I guess this is Cubase “SE1”? rather then “SE3”?īut this version didnt throw an error and it did open and run just fine I did however find a download of a cd image of “Cubase SE (2004)” i should have the option of upgrading these licenses still i paid $$ for them this isnt fair I emailed yamaha/steinberg last night explaining to them that i own like 4-5 different older cubase licenses and i woke up just now to an email saying basically “cant help you” they wouldnt add my licenses from the 1990s to my account even tho i emailed them HD photos of my registration card + box + software package i have 2 seperate 5.0 VST/32 full licenses for Macintosh + for PC i have my Cubase SL2 usb elicenser (which is in my steinberg account because i registered it in 2012) and i also have my Elements 8 license bought just a few years ago i basically have 5 different licenses of cubase including the Atari Version and i emailed them last night asking if i could upgrade my SL2 license to SX3 somehow and they said sorry No and the only way for me to do it is to find it secondhand. Use SE3 from the above link instead, for MIDI-only it will do just fine.īe wary of finding a boxed upgrade you mean? so they wont work at all? because yea i was kind of remotely holding on to a hope of being able to upgrade my SL2 license some other way SL2 will work but I don’t know any easy way to get the installation media. Or do i need to have Cubase SX3? exact version? Yes, not from that link (which is only an update) but from the one in the sticky at the top of this forum:Ĭubase VST Song import in Cubase 4 and later: a solutionĪdditionally i also own a copy of Cubase SL2 on USB Elicenser I also have a cubase elements 8 license on USB Elicenser aswell ĭoes that mean that i can download + authorize SE3 with my elements 8 license? and accomplish the song conversion with Cubase SE3?
That’s MIDI-only so assuming you’ve been able to transfer the actual “.ALL” files, then any version and edition up to and including SX3 will load and allow conversion. Im trying to find the highest compatible version that will load songs from the atari platform so here i am with the same question
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