Steinberg Soft-und Hardware GmbH, a leading provider of professional music and audio technologies, recently announced the launch of Cubase.net - a new web site aimed at building a web community of Cubase users and potential customers.

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The Cubase.net site will also be the portal for the Internet enabled version of Cubase, hosting a large number of virtual studios that allow Cubase users all over the world to collaborate on music together. It does not replace the corporate web sites - http://www.steinberg.net or http://www.us.steinberg.net, which will continue to be the primary source for Steinberg customer support and product information.

Cubase.net is a user community site that not only discusses Steinberg products but everything interesting for Cubase users. It contains product reviews, industry news, the ability to upload MP3 files for exchange, interviews with high profile users and Cubase.TV which will contain video streams of Steinberg events, interviews with VIPs and more.

The site allows users to obtain their own free email address@cubase.net, a personal homepage@cubase.net and participate in discussion forums for Mac and Windows users and in the future to lease their own private virtual studios or participate in public studios with Rocket Powered Cubase.

" Our aim is to build the largest global music community on the web," comments Rodney Orpheus, Steinberg Director of Information Services. "Thousands of Cubase users can now connect with others worldwide to share interests and music making. Steinberg sees no boundaries for its users. We hope to create something much larger and more dynamic than just a user group but a new global community or set of communities with music as the common thread."

About Steinberg
Steinberg has been creating some of the world's most innovative music and audio technologies since 1985. With headquarters in Hamburg, Toronto, Tokyo, Paris and Los Angeles, Steinberg is a truly global company with employees from fifteen countries. The Steinberg family includes over two dozen different programs including Cubase, the company's flagship product, the most popular digital audio sequencer in the world that runs on both the Macintosh and Windows platforms.

In 1996, Steinberg introduced Virtual Studio Technology (VST), a software only, real-time open standard for digital signal processing. Cubase VST is the first ever native host processing program with realtime EQ, Effects, Mixing, automation, third party plug in support and third party audio hardware support with multi I/O. Steinberg's VST PlugIn format and ASIO (Audio Stream Input Output) are industry standards.

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