Cakewalk

[P_1]

can someone give me some info on working cakewalk? or the manual if you have it! thanks

[Fade]

Cakewalk - that's my steez! What is it you wanna know?

[P_1]

everything about it! never really used it b4. but always had it in my computer! just give me some begginer tips. thanks Fade

[stabster]

hey, where do you get cakewalk and how much does it cost. Is there a shareware version?

[Fade]

You could probably find the full version (Pro Audio or Sonar) on *****. I've seen it there many times. ;)

[stabster]

hey how does sonar work i've tried pro audio, and im still learning to use it but how is sonar.

[Fade]

Sonar is okay, but I still prefer Pro Audio 9. I find that Sonar was bundled with too much extra stuff that I didn't have a use for. Plus they have new stuff like Groove Clips and all that. One thing I'm used to doing is chopping up an audio clip in Pro Audio, but with Sonar they make it very complicated.

[vitaminman]

Hey,

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Nick

[Prophet]

Maybe after you sign with Death Row records Suge Knight can help you get a manual.

Seriously, Cakewalk or other sequencer program take many hours to master. You do not realize the naivete of your question. Good luck. Try specific Cakewalk forum.

[vitaminman]

Hey,

HOURS?!?!?!?!??!?!??! Don't you mean months or years?

I've been playing with Cubase for almost 5 years now, and I'm still learning!

How does Sonar work?

Like this:

1. It records MIDI, it plays MIDI, and with it you can edit MIDI.
2. It records audio, it plays audio, and with it you can edit audio.

Sure, there are some extra bells and whistles like DX effects and softsynths, but it is at heart just another MIDI and audio program like a bunch of others out there.

Nick

[Prophet]

Yes, you are right. I need to learn better English! I meant a long time.