Cubase 14’s BIG Update! Seamless Dorico Project Import – First Look & Pro Tips

Cubase 14 just got a game-changing update—direct project import from Dorico! 🎵 If you're a composer working in Dorico for notation and Cubase for production, this feature will completely streamline your workflow. No more tedious MIDI exports or manual setups—just import and go! But... while this is an amazing new update, we are in early days. It's appropriate for us composers to measure our enthusiasm for this game, changing feature against the enormous challenge that the Steinberg programming team has had to overcome in order to make it possible. As a consequence of how complicated this is to do, you may discover unexpected consequences in this workflow... because this is a work in progress. In this live stream, I'll show you what I've got working and offer tips to streamline the process of learning how to use this new feature. In this livestream, I'll explore the new Dorico-to-Cubase import feature in real-time, sharing my discoveries and offering pro tips to help you get the most out of it. We’ll look at: ✅ How the Dorico import process works in Cubase 14 ✅ Best practices for keeping articulations, notation, and dynamics intact ✅ What this update means for composers & producers ✅ Potential limitations & workarounds 🚀 Is this the update we’ve been waiting for? Join me LIVE as we answer this together! 💬 Drop your questions in the chat, and let’s discuss likes/dislikes of this new workflow! 📌 Subscribe & hit the bell to stay ahead of the latest Cubase & Dorico updates!