What is cubase-hub?

Cubase Hub is a Windows desktop application designed to help music producers organize the files and resources they use with Cubase, a professional digital audio workstation made by Steinberg. Instead of hunting through separate folders for project files, plugin directories, MIDI libraries, and templates, the app provides a single dashboard where everything can be browsed and accessed. The features described in the README include a project manager for Cubase session files, a MIDI file library for organizing presets and MIDI clips, a VST and VST3 plugin organizer for keeping instrument and effect plugins sorted, and a template library for storing starting points that speed up new project creation. All of these are common file types and organizational needs in a typical Cubase-based production setup. Installation is a standard Windows installer: download the setup file from the GitHub releases page, run it, and follow the prompts. The README says no additional software or configuration is needed beyond that. The app runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11. All operations are local, meaning the app does not send files to a cloud service or require an internet connection for its core features. The README does not specify what programming language or framework the application is built with, and does not include screenshots of the interface. The README format, including its feature checklist and privacy note, closely mirrors other repository READMEs in a similar style, suggesting this may be part of a related set of desktop utility tools built for specific software ecosystems.