You really can't go wrong using Cubase

I use Cubase on a regular basis for mixing tracks / soundtracks / speech etc. Compared to other DAW software, I find Cubase the easiest to navigate and operate, with all functions being clearly laid out, easy to find and operate. Cubase and it's partner product, Nuendo, are also interchangeable when working with other producers (especially in the world of post production in TV) where Nuendo is a popular platform, which means I don't have to worry about compatibility in the first stage mix before it goes to post. Cubase is also a perpetual licence unlike most other DAW's in the industry which means it can be budgeted for and costs offset rather than worrying about subscriptions, increasing prices, licence activation / authorisation through the computer having to be online as well. There is also the fact that , compared to ProTools, there is no limitation on channel counts or other software limitations which quickly become more expensive to 'rent' from the supplier when working on larger projects. All in all, Cubase is an industry recognised software platform which I am very happy with. The only thing I wish they did is release updates more often once bugs have been identified by the user community, and the user support via ticket could improve considerably.