You haven’t said what version of Cubase you currently have licensed on your USB eLicenser, but it would make sense to upgrade it now to C11 because (according to my understanding of the new licensing system) it won’t be possible to upgrade a USB-eLicenser-based license after C12 is released, and the new “dongle-free” system won’t allow you to run prior versions of Cubase the way the USB-eLicenser does now. If you have legacy 32-bit VST2 plugins, you won’t be able to use them in Cubase 11 or newer, but if you upgrade an existing Cubase USB-eLicenser license to Cubase 11 now before the release of Cubase 12, that will allow you to, for example, run Cubase 8.5 32-bit version and use your old plugins to render out those tracks to audio for re-use. VST3 is the way to go if you’re considering new plugin purchases.Īs regards third-party plugins, only 64-bit plugins are supported, and althought VST2 is not being developed further, Cubase will continue to be able to use 64-bit VST2 plugins (ideally VST 2.4, but I have much older ones that still work fine YMMV). My first advice to you would be save your money until you’ve thoroughly investigated the stock plugins in C11 (and 12 when it’s released).
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