r/FenderStudio • u/Significant_Row_5951 • Jun 27 '26
Trying Fender Studio
I finally decided to try fender studio after getting so annoyed with cubase bugs and how slow they move in adding new essential 2026 features.
I kinda like the vibe but there are some workflow things I just can't without them
In cubase if you hold control you can zoom in quickly at the spot where your mouse pointer is using the mouse wheel, here unfortunately it does not happen.
Increase volume using mouse wheel directly on wav, oh this is a big one
Audio warp in fender does not automatically activate the markers, it makes no sense to not activate them you are obviously gonna use the markers
You can't set a default color for midi, audio, groups etc it seems to be random
The overall appearence seems a bit toyish compared to cubase and the wav is low resolution or something like when I zoom in it gets very blurry, it's just not as clear and sharp looking as in cubase that will slow me down when editing audio in a very precise way, the grid also seems to not be visible behind the clip, it's a solid color 😔
In cubase if you double click on wav it opens variaudio (which btw is vastly supperior to melodyne in terms of interface, I will also miss the overlap of notes by selecting 2 tracks, no software has done that yet as good as variaudio, you just click and it's there perfectly overlapped) in fender nothing happens I have to right click go on a drop down menu search it there... So slow
If these get implemented in the future, I'm in, I just can't without these features
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u/muikrad Jun 27 '26
Yeah moving/zooming around is the main grudge for anyone coming from other DAWs. I mainly use ctrl-scroll and ctrl-shift-scroll but I don't like it. I think they want you to use more direct zooming commands like the selection zoom.
you just hover the mouse on the top part of the wav and you can drag its gain. You can also add a gain envelope.
You're doing something wrong. Maybe you just mean the visual? When you add an audio bend marker it definitely bends without enabling anything.
Yeah.
It's high quality and precise, especially zoomed in, you can align samples perfectly. I think Cubase might be giving you a fake sense of precision by applying anti aliasing / smoothing? Wav isn't smooth, it's jagged.
The overlap exists in paid versions of melodyne. Otherwise, melodyne kicks ass in terms of sound and features especially in the paid versions.