Instead of being jealous that people can buy something cheaper than you did a year ago, you could think that Steinberg is now generous to old customers?īy the way, if you bought the update 9 months ago, you should have 10.5 now and not 10. They want old customers to update too, instead of getting nothing or even losing them to the competitors due to too high update prices. Now it’s cheaper, but that does not hurt you, does it? Prices are always subject to change in a free market. You paid for the update, because it was worth it. (Regarding the update price from the latest version: it’s the same as usual, since many years.) But now you give them critique that it’s too cheap to update from old versions… (because you paid more a year ago - otherwise I suppose you would not complain). Now they changed it, there are now only 2 update paths (and only 1 upgrade path from Artist/Elements respectively). Then they also got critique that it didn’t pay off to “jump over” versions people felt a bit like it’s a bit of a pseudo subscription model (if they wait for a later version, they need to pay more).
They had more differentiated update paths before (more expensive for older versions).
Oh yeah, it’s cheap now to update or upgrade from old versions. Upgrading to a higher edition will cost you around 10 USD more than ordering that same higher edition the first time. If you want to upgrade from Cubase 4 to 11, it’s the same price!!! Why not just buy it during the sales then.
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