That's a double savings because from the sounds of it. Presuming Steinberg continues to have a sales model where they can't really keep track of when we actually bought it but only when we activated it, as the grandfathering date.ĭo I have that right? Might be worth a try. At that point I can buy it.then don't activate it yet.just hang on to the activation code.and wait until just before 11.5 comes out.then finally activate it.and then I will have C11 and grandfathered to 11.5, for half the price compared to today. wait until next summer.hopefully there will be a discount on Cubase11 update.
if I have this right.if I want to try this approach.I should definitely not upgrade to 11. I've had Cubase 7.5 EDU, and after the 8 Pro version was released I've bought the normal upgrade and now I have the normal Cubase 8 Pro version.So. The only main diference is that in your elicenser you Cubase license will say EDU and you cannot upgrade a EDU version at discount. Install the elicenser software and use the activation code provided to install the license in the dongle in a computer with a internet connection (doesn't need to be the one you will run the cubase for the activation process). The activation is exactly the same in both the EDU or full versions. You can only buy after that everything is verified. In my case it was easier (and cheaper) to buy from a retailer, because it involved a more simple process. In any way, you have to provide some proof that you are a student. There are mainly 2 way to buy the EDU version directly from Steinberg shop or from a retailer I bought a cubase 7.5 EDU version some months ago, unfortunately I couldn't use the 30 days trial before the activation so I couldn't benefit from the grace period for Cubase 8 Pro, so I had pay for the upgrade.
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