Cubase LE AI Elements

Cubase LE AI Elements is part of Steinberg's product family, but we found no clear public information about its native Apple Silicon support status. Steinberg released native Apple Silicon versions of their main Cubase products around 2022, but LE editions often lag behind full releases or may be distributed solely by third-party hardware vendors with less frequent updates. Contact Steinberg directly, or check with the hardware manufacturer who bundled Cubase LE with your device, to confirm whether a native Apple Silicon build is available or planned. Given that macOS 28 and Rosetta 2's removal arrive in September 2028 — roughly 27 months from now — there is reasonable time to pursue a solution, but you should begin investigating within the next year to avoid being caught without options as the deadline approaches. If the bundled version is never updated, you may need to upgrade to a standalone Cubase license or migrate to another native DAW such as Logic Pro, Ableton Live, or Reaper, all of which ship with confirmed Apple Silicon support.