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Has the word 'metal ' gone out of the music lingo.

Been using Cakewalk for midi since back before computers were fast enough for audio without latency. Then computers got really fast and I moved up to a great computer and used it for everything. I have loved it. I have a Yamaha DM2000 board with 48 channels in and out via 2 Hammerfall 24 ch interfaces. Fantastic. If it ain't broke, I'm not about to try to fix it lol! But for those just starting out, you don't really need a big board unless you are going to be recording a band. If you multi track all the tracks, you can get buy with a stereo interface and use the built in mixer in Cakewalk. It works great, even with a mouse. But I admit, I love my dedicated board. I Just like putting my hands on sliders and knobs.

Can I connect 1/4 to the front (Dynamic Mic) at Input 1 and Connect another XLR (Also A Dynamic Mic) at the back of Input 1 at the same time?

Just chiming in to say this DOES still work flawlessly on Windows 11. I was concerned since this video was 5 years old and Windows 11 only came out a few years ago that it might not be compatible, but it works perfectly. Thanks!

Great DAW's but MPC beat is good for live stuff, edm not so much. That why i went to TF and had no issues.

I tried downloading waveform but it just wont send the email for some reason. In the interim im downloading cakewalk.

Thank you very much sir you helped me to pick which one i need keep it up love from india

I'm new at this. Always wanted to do something like this and I just got a laptop for this purpose. But I've never used a program like these. I just love music. What would you recommend for free for a beginner to start?

When you say pro tools intro what do you mean FREE FOREVER OR FREE TRIAL ?

this v id4?

Excellent video, especially for us beginners. Thank you!

I have been a Cakewalk user for quite a number of years (going on 20 I think), and one thing that often gets overlooked about it is that it is also good for scoring to video media as well.

Live 10 suite and FL studio signature bundle can never go wrong there

As someone who is completely new to this other from making beats on bandlab with my IPad I am going to try out traction waveform. It looks like a good option for me

The majority is really sleeping on serato studio 😶‍🌫️

Reaper is not free !

Where is Audacity? Just noticed on your background that you're using audacity to record this vlog

I'm just looking for a good pedal board plug-in and it seems impossible to find. Theyre all just Amp Sims and EQs. Wheres the Delay, Reverb, Chorus, Overdrive setup plugin?

I downloaded Amplitube it was just a weird virtual guitar piano midi thing..?

2 questions if I may, Zane...... 1) you said Pro Tools Intro can handle eight audio tracks, eight instrument tracks, and eight MIDI tracks...... Does that mean 24 tracks total OR 8 tracks TOTAL? 2) I'm currently using a different DAW..... can I import those individual tracks into Pro Tools Intro?

What a legend!! Thanks bro

Excellent video Zane,the advice at the end was spot on,in my opinion that learning just makes music creation much more fun.

Another brilliant breakdown, especially when finances are so difficult for people at the moment. 👍

Zane, you helped me with many decisions regarding music production and equipment etc, so I thought your new video deserved a comment! I started a few years ago with Cakewalk, but couldn't get on with it. Then I tried MPC Beats as it came free with a MIDI keyboard I bought. I've since used Abelton LIVE and now switch between the two.

I have just got a usb mic and windows recognises it without ASIO. But when I load up Reason. It can’t find it no matter what I’ve tried to do. I don’t get it. Please help

i thot Pro Tools is for Mac only?....plse enlighten

What would be a good one for sax recording music?

Certainly very, very helpful. Very well presented.

Zane, you are always very helpful.

ok fine ill download

Am i able to add different sounds like drums to load

I still use SoundBridge. Does the job with no headaches.

I use LMMS and Reaper, because they can import MIDI files into fully functional tracks. Although Cakewalk is terrific, I can't import MIDI. Which of these can do this?

Hey, I wanna just try to make some simple music as an enthusiast, like a hobby, maybe later even pick an entry level MIDI keyboard, but for now I just want to use my computer keyboard - no instruments - to make some sounds. What DAW do you recommend? The ones that caught my attention were Cakewalk, LMMS and Reaper. Also, do you have any videos about this - getting started as enthusiast with no instruments, just the computer keyboard and using virtual instruments?

Thanks for the summary🎉

My main Daws are Reaper and Bitwig (and also Reason Rack), but I use Waveform (Pro) regularly. I feel like this great DAW is very underrated. Hopefully they get more Tracktion 😋😉

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great video and great advice !! thank you

Perfect program, perfect tutorial

Thanks for the video! There's one more missed: Soundbridge

Good stuff, Zane. Oddly enough I started out with Cakewalk many, many years ago. It was a much simpler DAW back then. As time progressed I downloaded a (pirated) version 4 of Reason when it was still Propellerhead. We all know Reason is not a good place to start but I was sucked in by the graphics of all things. In those days you could not record audio so I had to use Audacity for audio stuff and do all kinds of stuff to make it work in Reason. There wasn't even a way to use VSTs until a few year ago. I learned the program and have gotten good at it. The SSL mixer is so much easier to work with and includes all the...good stuff...(grin). You can do anything with Reason nowadays, of course but they lagged behind so many things for a long time. Newbies, for one, should never start with a pirated version of any DAW. I was a bad boy. Today I would probably start with Waveform Free or Reaper or something similar. The workflow is much easier to learn, Don't get sucked into fancy graphics like I did. I finally just bought Verson 12 Studio because by using other DAWs I had to change so much of my work flow. Start with something free young ones! As you can see there are lots of great options. In fact stay away fro Reason...it's hard to learn and master. It took me 15 years to get really good at it.

I would add Zrhythm to this, its currently in beta but it is shaping up really well and it is fully featured except the free version has 25 tracks limit which is enough for most in my opinion

I did alot of work with bandlab before I got a computer lol. I recorded everything with my phone, uploaded it to bandlab and did the mix there. Now I have ProTools, Cakewalk, Audacity, and Ableton, and depending on what I'm working on I have options to play around with. Currently I'm loving Ableton, even as a rock/folk rock artist lol

Plz continue tutorials videos waveform DAW

Thanks 😊

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How can i set the inputs in the same way so i can record the sounds directly from my edrum to separate tracks? Thanks

No one talks about Slates Mastering, that is by far the best one.

I think Audacity's noise removal is more reliable....

Bro's drum beat get copyright issue? Can beat actually copyrighted?