Why I use both Nuendo and Pro Tools
In this video I’ll talk about the major functions that makes Pro Tools (Ultimate) my go-to when it comes to dialogue editing, and Nuendo (Which is the post production version of Cubase) which is my favorite DAW for creative sound design. Add me on Instagram: KrieSound
0:23 - Why Pro Tools
0:50 - Copy all automations
1:25 - Copy single plugin automations
1:55 - Moving clips with their automations that are on an aux channel
2:16 - Glide automations
3:08 - Why Nuendo
3:19 - Key Commands editor
3:39 - Midi routing
3:51 - Additional features and plugins
4:23 - Exporting individual files
5:06 - Conclusion
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I started my journey working with Cubase. Later, I realised that all the major studios are working with Pro Tools, so I started to learn how to use it, so I could be “part of the gang”, and be able to work in those big facilities.
When I switched to Pro Tools, I felt that something was missing. Pro Tools felt really stable and reliable, but it was never quite friendly as Cubase.
Later I found out about Nuendo. Nuendo had all that was missing in Cubase in terms of post production functionality, but with all the advantages that I found in Pro Tools.
I still use Pro Tools and Nuendo. In this video I explain why, and how I choose which DAW to work with, based on the properties and needs of the project.
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