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NUENDO
1 – 8 Introduction
Welcome!
Thank you for choosing Steinberg´s Nuendo! Nuendo has been around
a mere three years – and already it is being used in studios all over the
world. Audio engineers and editors, producers and artists from the fields
of film, television, radio, multimedia and music are choosing Nuendo to-
day as their preferred tool for recording, editing and mixing.
With Nuendo 2.0, the Steinberg programming team has again man-
aged to implement a large set of new features that offer even more
possibilities than ever before. Support for even more new file formats,
a completely redesigned mixer with all channels and busses with up to
12 channels, the time-saving Inspector in the Project Window giving
instant access to all track parameters and a batch processing function
– to name just a few. Nuendo 2 also includes the possibility for net-
work collaboration, allowing multiple users on various Nuendo stations
to work on the same project in parallel, each committing their work to
the group via TCP/IP and receiving updates from others if desired.
MIDI functionality has been drastically extended in Nuendo 2. Not only
have new editors found their way into the program but also new MIDI
processing functionalities, MIDI plug-ins and the MIDI Device Manager
are included. And as you will discover there is more – a lot more; all in
all, no less than 200 new features have been implemented for this new
version of the Nuendo Media Production System.
Despite the massive set of features that Nuendo now offers, we still
managed to guarantee a quick workflow and intuitive handling. You can
now fully customize Nuendo. You might have seen this on other com-
puter workstations but nowhere ever to the extent that Nuendo offers
now. First of all, the complete menu structure of Nuendo 2 can be con-
figured to your liking. This means that if you know you are never going to
use certain functionality, you can easily remove it from all menus. Or you
can configure Nuendo differently depending on your project. If you do
not require the extensive new MIDI sound and editing features for a cer-
tain project, you simply remove this entire section from all menus. And
isn’t it good to know it is still there waiting for you in the background in
case you need it later? Nuendo also displays only what you need on the
Transport panel, the toolbar and the tracks in the project. Almost every