How to Use Cubase 7 Without a USB-eLicenser
Cubase 7 is a powerful music production software that requires a USB-eLicenser (dongle) to activate and run. However, some users may not want to carry around a USB key or worry about losing it. Is there a way to use Cubase 7 without a USB-eLicenser?

The answer is yes, but with some limitations. In this article, we will explain how to use Cubase 7 without a USB-eLicenser, what are the pros and cons of doing so, and what are some alternatives to consider.

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What is a USB-eLicenser?
A USB-eLicenser is a copy protection device that stores the license for certain Steinberg products, such as Cubase, Nuendo, and WaveLab. It is a small USB stick that needs to be plugged into your computer when you use the software. The USB-eLicenser
ensures that only authorized users can access the software and prevents piracy.

The USB-eLicenser is also known as a dongle or a license key. You can purchase one separately or get one bundled with some Steinberg products. You can also transfer licenses between different USB-eLicensers using the eLicenser Control Center software.


How to Use Cubase 7 Without a USB-eLicenser?
There are two ways to use Cubase 7 without a USB-eLicenser: using a Soft-eLicenser or using an emulator.


Using a Soft-eLicenser
A Soft-eLicenser is a virtual license container that is stored on your hard disk. It works similarly to a USB-eLicenser, but without the need for a physical device. However, not all Steinberg products support the Soft-eLicenser option. For example,
Cubase Pro and Cubase Artist require a USB-eLicenser, while Cubase Elements and Cubase LE can use either a USB-eLicenser or a Soft-eLicenser.

To use a Soft-eLicenser, you need to download and install the eLicenser Control Center software from the Steinberg website. Then, you need to activate your license online using an activation code that you receive when you purchase or register your
product. The license will be stored in the Soft-eLicenser on your hard disk and you can use Cubase 7 without a USB-eLicenser.

The advantage of using a Soft-eLicenser is that you don't need to carry around or worry about losing your USB key. The disadvantage is that you can only use Cubase 7 on one computer at a time and you cannot transfer your license to another computer or
another user. You also need to have an internet connection to activate your license initially and periodically for maintenance.


Using an Emulator
An emulator is a software that mimics the behavior of a USB-eLicenser. It creates a virtual dongle on your computer that tricks Cubase 7 into thinking that you have a real USB key plugged in. This way, you can use Cubase 7 without a USB-eLicenser.



However, using an emulator is not recommended for several reasons. First of all, it is illegal and violates the terms of service of Steinberg. You may face legal consequences if you are caught using an emulator. Second, it is risky and unreliable. You
may download malware or viruses along with the emulator software or damage your system files or registry. Third, it is unethical and unfair. You are depriving Steinberg of their rightful income and harming their business and reputation.

Therefore, we strongly advise against using an emulator to use Cubase 7 without a USB-eLicenser.


What are Some Alternatives to Consider?
If you don't want to use a USB-eLicenser for Cubase 7, you have some alternatives to consider:


You can upgrade to Cubase 11 or later versions, which use the new Steinberg Licensing system that does not require a dongle. You can activate your license online or offline and use it on up to three devices simultaneously.
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