Agreed, utterly useless responses from those who are in the know.
I have Cubase and I use it as a DAW, AND as a mastering and audio editing program. So what is it that wavelab will allow me to do that I can’t do already with Cubase? On first looks, it just appears that it does the same things but with a completely different user interface design?
So, what are the reasons I might want to purchase and use Wavelab separately for mastering and editing?