Is Cakewalk the Best Studio Program 2 Use

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I use cool edit pro, But the effects on it just aren't workin for me, But i used it for 2 years, and i wanna start learnin to use another program, BUT should i, or just stya with cool edit, I see more threads on cakewake then on any other, so is this the best way to go?

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cakewalk sonar really shines when you get into useing MIDI and softsynths and what not. Sonar has many features that, in my opinion, make it a fuller package than cool edit. For purely recording purposes though, cool edit, and moreso adobe audition, are great programs. I like cool edit cause its simple and straight forward. I find that getting up and running with sonar takes more time than in cool edit.

That said, i don't know if i would buy sonar just for its effects. you may just want ot buy a suite of effects insted for cool edit. any dx effects would work and if you wanted vst you could probably get a wrapper.
 
Yes! What minofifa said. Generaly, Cakewalk wins all the way in MIDI / softsynth area. If you just wan't more effects, then you better get 3rd party DirectX plugins.

(Somehow I have a feeling manning1 will come with his idea of "49 bucks PG music softwares" here... :rolleyes: )
 
James Argo said:
(Somehow I have a feeling manning1 will come with his idea of "49 bucks PG music softwares" here... :rolleyes: )
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:D LOL

It has the TC harmonizer ya know. And a million other features. Check it out if ya think I'm lying :confused: :p :D
 
HD - did you try it out yet ?
i guess not.
go over and make jokes about it on the powertracks forum at pg , and see what the user base says, as you obviously think i'm full of it.
i think you'll get some interesting replies from folks with many more years experience than i . its a love in over there.
peace.
 
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Don't worry manning, all spammers are full of it, that's why they spam!
 
i happen to think cakewalk makes the best software out there for recording and mixing. i started on n-track and let me tell u, i hated it. then i bought PA9 (i know, I KNOW) and have never switched since. i did try Sonar 4, and i'm seriously thinking. seriously...
 
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