It was, as pointed out above, the hardware dongle that I now do recall having (thing that looks like the back of a monitor input adapter. And of course the reason for my lack of USB recollection was because there was no usb licenser back then. What I had all those years ago was Cubase ‘VST’ 5.1 (which my registration shows no evidence of!). and upon checking my original invoice (from Thomann) in 2000 it made sense ? However my registration card that I still have, has on it Cubase 5.1.
My intention to upgrade was because I had Cubase 5.1. Well, this has been a saga sadly of my own making!Ĭorrect, many things were unclear, particularly in my little befuddled mind! My not remembering anything about USB licenses was right and wrong. Is there anyone on here from Steinberg who can do something about this ? or do I end up trying to get my money back and stick with my current daw? It looks a fantastic program but one that Steinberg seems not to want me to use !! Strikes me that it should take all of 5 minutes to send me a code that actually works!? It looks like nothing has changed in the last dozen or so years in terms of support.
Effectively I’m a new customer and this is how they are dealing with it. Of course same result Made a support ticket over a week ago. Was sent the same activation code 5 times. Gone through the forums and the volumes of activation paraphernalia. Upon activation it simply says no licence is there. I bought the USB and received the email codes download access and licence activation. I can now and have used the upgrade to Cubase 11 which looks majorly back a very good recording program. I went to other DAWS Ptools Reaper Studio 1 and then couldn’t afford Cubase my first love. The program itself I always loved (maybe when it’s your first and only one the comfort zone will always be there).
I stopped because the support amongst other things became unworkable with. I first used Cubase back in the Atari days ! The last version I used was Cub 5.
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