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as with nuendo 1, you can manage several audio files at once, including audio, midi or video. this is a very slick concept that makes it possible to do things like have a single audio track for each stereo 4-track record of guitar and banjo, for example, just by placing the two guitars at a corner of the screen. another really useful concept is 'scene selection', which enables you to choose any one of the audiofiles in a project as the'master' file and use it as the default for all of the other tracks in the project. this can be useful for maintaining the same 'baseline' source file as used across each track, or for example creating a simple 'dress' track that uses a single selected file in the project, and a single audio channel for the entire song and no video track. you can also drag and drop files in the project window to keep things well organized; or you can use the utilities provided to move files around on the hard drive.
steinberg have clearly taken a great interest in this issue, and nuendo 2 does include a feature called the 'edit wrap', so if you want to see what your multi-track edit is going to look like on a loop track, you can switch the edit wrap with the loop wrap. it works for the most part, but i still find editing in nuendo 2 a little bit less convenient than in pro tools hd 5.x.
there are still quite a few important missing features from nuendo that pro tools also has, not least issues with the networking of plugins and libraries - two important missing features for any software that's made for mixing (or mastering for that matter), one of which means that the libraries on your computer hard drive can be used by other people you don't have the rights to, with no way of stopping that. this is a pretty big security issue, and if steinberg, like apple, didn't get involved in the matter, it's unlikely that they'd have solved the problem. 2516d825b2