How to Easily Connect WaveLab with Cubase | New Features in WaveLab Pro 9

Integration with Cubase may not be one of the most exciting features new to WaveLab Pro 9, but it sure is a powerful addition! Now that both WaveLab and Cubase are in perfect sync with each other, you get the ultimate audio and music production system with all the editing, mastering and production tools seamlessly combined in two software applications, allowing for a whole new music production experience.

In this video we’ll provide you with useful details on how both applications enhance your workflows when used together. Access audio from Cubase and harness WaveLab’s sheer editing power. Cubase will automatically recognize changes to the project’s audio right away — all done easily and efficiently.

That and more is waiting for you in this video, so press play and see for yourself.

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[garethmillers]

Brilliant. Thank you. Let's say I've synthesized a kick in Cubase Pro 9.5.20 and then render in place then bounce down to change the file name to the track name. I find it pretty difficult to save a single file in Cubase. If I choose Edit in Wavelab, once it is open in Wavelab, can I then save that file on my hard drive? This seems like a better way to help build up my own sample library?

[millsmixx]

I've been working with Sound Forge as my main audio editor for many many years and was hoping for some integration with Cubase in their upgrade. Since that's not an option I'm considering Wavelab. I don't have it installed yet but I don't see Wavelab as an option in the Cubase dropdown Audio menu. Does it need to be installed for that to show up in the menu? I would think it would still be there but maybe grayed out, but I don't see it at all. I'm currently using Cubase 9.5

[Millstudios-Ally]

Can I do this with Cubase Pro and WL elements ?

[tarasterletskyy]

Hello! I have Cubase Pro 10 and Wave Labe 9.5 - the Edit Source button is muted... How can I use it if it is muted? or it can be used only in AudioMontage?

[TheWickedGrin]

I can access the file in wavelab as per the video, but when I try to play it, or do anything with it, nothing happens. i can only get wavelab to work if cubase is not running.

[lebsivart]

Is this compatible with Cubase elements 9.5 ?

[mgrisham]

I currently own the latest version of Cubase 9.5 Pro. Was a little disappointed that WaveLab Elements 9.5 does not integrate with Pro 9.5 like WaveLab Pro 9.5. Am I correct in this assumption? Thanks Steinberg. I’m still a loyal user of many years. 👍

[omarlopezrincon]

IT DOES NOT WORK IT OPENS THE WAVELAB EMPTY

[simmpessor]

I do not understand this plugin at all..