Nuendo for post-production and video work, working with more channels (surround in films/games), VR, working with large number of sound effects, dubbing, commercial game engines and versioning system (Perforce). You also get additional effects, mostly pertaining to these areas. Nuendo better facilitates working on and sharing large projects with a team. So expect any post-production/film/game/VR/collaboration -related features to land on Nuendo first. If you don't do any of the latter, Nuendo is not a "better" version of Cubase, just more expensive. Traditionally, Nuendo had a longer update cycle, meaning that: Cubase has caught up to match Nuendo in most aspects. This changed recently and now Nuendo gets more frequent updates. The updates are also more synchronized between Cubase and Nuendo, but I don't know if that affects introduction of new features or just bug fixes and other performance/stability improvements.Įxpect better support from Steinberg if you own Nuendo, if you ever need to ask or request something. I haven't, because the internets.
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