Steinberg Cubase 7

In the video burn #residency - Masterclass: Avicii, at 3:11 Avicii can be seen opening up a track in Cubase, running on his MacBook Pro.

Hardwell said that he started producing with Cubase on Windows and then he switched to Apple and changed to Logic.

Zedd produces using Steinberg Cubase software.

Tiesto can be found on Steinberg's artist roster.

Knife Party produce their tracks using the Cubase 7 DAW. Rob Swire tweets about it, saying "I'm blown away"

R3hab uses both Ableton and Cubase.

The YouTube video covers the Chris Nolan's concepts of what the motion picture soundtrack from "Intersteller" (2014, Paramount/Warner) would sound like. And at 1:04, you can see Hans Zimmer using Cubase 7.

Showtek's DAW is Cubase, as can be seen in a video they posted of a track preview.

Bassnectar used Cubase, before making the switch to Ableton Live.

In his reddit AMA, when asked what DAW he uses Flux Pavilion replies "I use Cubase."

"I'm on Cubase..."

In this interview Noisia says: "We use Cubase for almost everything."

"wooaahh Cubase 7 looks sick!!"

In the monitor we see Cubase

The Steinberg e-licenser can be seen at 0:04 at his desk.

"For my productions, I use Cubase although I experiment a little more in Ableton Live now."

Solveig lists Cubase as his DAW of choice: "I'm using a new one which is Steinberg Cubase, it's the new evolution of Cubase."

In this image Gareth Emery posted on Instagram, you can clearly see him using Cubase.

Seen on computer screen thoughout.

From an interview on the Steinberg [website](https://www.steinberg.net/en/artists/stories/2011/amon_tobin.html), Amon Tobin says, "I've used Cubase since I started making music."

1:03 into their "Friends on Mushrooms 3" video, the camera cuts to a view of their studio screen. In the upper left hand corner, one can see the program they're using— Cubase 7.5, in this case.

"Bass, synths, percussion and anything melodic runs through reason but we Rewire it to Cubase where kicks, snares and long recorded parts are arranged and processed."

A photo Syn Cole tweeted shows Cubase 7 pulled up on his screen.

in the artist roster you can see Kraftwerk listed (brought to my attention that they use Nuendo instead of Cubase.)

In Doctor P's Reddit AMA, he mentions that he uses Cubase 7

In the comments of this Q&A, Xilent says he uses Cubase for production and Ableton for mixing. Because of the date of his response, it's reasonable to assume he's using Cubase 7.

Using Cubase in video

Cubase can be seen on Far Too Loud's computer screen in this Instagram photo.

I do alot of collabs with other producers who use Logic so I have to have this DAW as well. This is my 2nd fav DAW next to Ableton

I started with software using a music sequencer called Impulse Tracker; then I moved to Fruity Loops and Reason and ended up on Cubase, which I still use today, running an RME UFX Soundcard and plugins from UAD.

At 1:15 he says he uses cubase

At the beginning, Celldweller says "my DAW, which is Cubase".

“It’s just easier I think, although the multi-window thing kind of puts me off as there’s so much that you have to do with your mouse. My arm hurts just by thinking about Cubase. “Right now I’m in a transitional phase - I’m thinking of switching to Logic. At the beginning, Cubase was a very easy way to get into music production, instead of FruityLoops or Acid, or whatever was available, and I thought Cubase was going to be as smooth on Mac as PC, but the program quits unexpectedly at least five times per day, which makes me want to throw it out the window.”

I have been building this for many years. Many things come and go, but what is here has passed the test. At the centre is an iMac, which runs Cubase.

"Dominik Eulberg and Extrawelt Lost & Found" - at 4:15 you can see Dominik using Cubase and judging by the date this article was posted he was most likely using 7. [Source](http://noisey.vice.com/de/you-need-to-hear-this/dominik-eulberg-westerwald-extrawelt-zurich-lost-and-found).

It looks like Orjan updated to Cubase 7 according to this video from his Facebook page.

Bennodeoeij post's a picture of the cubase box on twitter

You can see him using Cubase 7 in this photo he posted on facebook

Harry talks about using cubase 9:05 into this video!

“I switch between Logic and occasionally Cubase or Ableton depending on the studio I’m working in. I tend to create ideas in Logic while in transit and then use Cubase when it comes to mixing down back in the studio in LA. Ableton is great for timestretching, changing pitch or making shorter edits of tracks people have sent me.”

Zatox is using Cubase 7 in this video shared to Facebook.

John also mentions his use of Cubase, especially in directions.

Throughout this video, Sigma can be seen running Steinberg Cubase as their DAW. It can be assumed the version of Cubase is Cubase 7.0 due to the date of the video.

In this Facebook photo, the icon for Cubase can be seen on Droptek's computer screen. Due to the recency of this picture, it can be assumed that the edition is Cubase 7.

In this photo Steve show to us he`s main DAW.

You can see Rameses B working on his song Goddess in Cubase in this instagram video.

"I run cubase 7 on a win7 64bit PC."

Fever Ray stated she uses a plugin that is only available for Steinberg Cubase in the studio, posted on PitchFork.com during an interview. "Pitchfork: While we're talking about the sound and the recording, I'm sure you've been asked this question way too many times, but how do you achieve that effect on your vocals? KDA: There are so many software programs that you can use. But I actually bought a physical machine, a TC-Helicon Live, which is very fun to use. But I also use the Steinberg VoiceMachine software plugin, which I think is also good. But with the Helicron machine, you can do like four harmonies at the same time, so I use it in "Concrete Walls"."

On his site, Cobus says he is using Cubase 7 as his editing program.

In the photo of this article,he's seen using Cubase 7 or 8.

"Checking out Cubase 7.. First impression: awesome!" Roul and Doors use Cubase 7 in this Facebook photo. It can be seen on the left screen.

My DAW is Cubase.

In this picture from David's Instagram, you can see audio being exported via Cubase.

In this Instagram picture we can clearly see Mark running Steinberg Cubase in the background. The collapsed modules at the stop of the screen in particular are unique to Cubase.

Gabry Ponte is listed on the Artist Roster for Steinberg (and Jeffrey Jey who is also a member of Eiffel 65 has been listed with Cubase 7 so it's most likely Gabry Ponte also uses Cubase 7)

In this Twitter photo, the interface behind Leon Bolier's newly acquired plugin is from Cubase 7. "Just bought this @nickyromero kick plugin & a new sonic playground opened up"

he mentioned that he uses cubase as his main workstation, although the version isn't mentioned.

On this Photo, posted on facebook Tenishia use Steinberg Cubase for create a music.

In this frame, he explains how he record the real instruments for the album and we can him working on Cubase.

In this AMA reddit [thread](http://www.reddit.com/r/electronicmusic/comments/20fksv/im_maarten_vorwerk_producer_of_electronic_music/ )Maarten say: "My daw of choice is cubase i.c.m with studio one".

"We usually use Cubase for the mash-ups and music production."

In this picture we can see a song arrangement in Cubase 7.

In this Instagram picture, Ran-D's screen shows Cubase 7.

In this tweet, Lazy Rich says "Just found out my tracks sound different when exported from Cubase 7 compared to Cubase 6.5. And by different I mean worse. That's scary."

To the left you can see Skrux has Cubase open

DJ Klaas using Cubase 7 software as making his own music & plugin

Etherwood can be seen producing a track on what appears to be Steinberg's Cubase 7.

Antoine says in comments that he uses Cubase 7 and Nuendo

the software that Abel Ramos he use was Cubase

Seen in use multiple times from Facebook and Instagram posts. Jason also mentions it in this interview: https://reviews.headphonecommute.com/2017/10/12/in-the-studio-with-jason-van-wyk/

In this article, Bjorn Akesson states the he is "Just using software at the moment, Cubase 7 with a lot of plugins."

Trippy Turtle posted an instagram photo of Cubase.

Steinberg Cubase 7 Their daw

I am the original artist

On the picture at the left top you can see steinberg cubase's packing

In this video you can see Delusion using Cubase as his DAW

Stefano Ritteri is using Cubase 7 in this interview with Future Music Magazine, as can be seen at 10:36 and throughout.

Used to recorded the albuns Spiritual Energy and Sailing to the Edge.

At 1:59 and at the Entire video we can see that Phonat uses Cubase as his DAW

"Cubase 7 as my main DAW"

" Filmed and edited by Ewan Cunningham, audio edited on Cubase 7."

Made this in cubase yeah!

he iis using this also as his daw

RIOT using Cubase 7 on their computer.

“I’m on Cubase, Cubase 7. I worked my way up from the entry level one, which was Cubase SE3 or something and then, eventually, I [was]- as, like, the music progressed, like, ’I need the better software.’”

You might not believe me 'cause he use dark preset, so you can't see. And yes, he use Cubase

Faders doing a mixdown in Cubase

Throughout this video, Breach can be seen running Cubase. Due to the interface of the program, it can be assumed that the version of Cubase that Breach is using is version 7.

In this Facebook post, dated 2013, Chris Nasty shows his brand new Cubase 7 and says, "It's time to update! Cubase 7, great stuff!"

Visible in this Twitter post by Bustre.

Right at the very beginning of this Vine is a quick shot of Cubase, judging by the year of this post he was most likely using version 7.