MR-8: using with nTrack vs. CW's Guitar Tracks

[Ricklh]

I see that quite a few of you guys here use the MR-8 along with n-Tracks software. However, since I have Cakewalk's Guitar Tracks V.2 (8 tracks) which I'm more familiar with, could it serve the MR-8 pretty much as well as nTracks? Any comments from other Cakewalk/MR-8 users here regarding this would be appreciated.


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[bsr2002]

I use Cakewalk Music Creator24 2004. It just depends on your needs and budget as far as software goes. I would rather have Sonar but can't afford it right now.

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[shinemdm]

I use Cakewalk Music Creator, and I would imagine that I have just as much versatility as someone using the MR8 with n-tracks.

 

[dave in toledo]

cool

as long as the program accepts .wav file, should work great!!!!!!!!

 

[kdgospel]

My only question would be what kind of effects that Guitar Tracks has and accepts? Otherwise use what you are comfortable with. I chose N-track mainly because of the price and because it was easy to learn. It not only came with some good effects and eq, but I also found a lot of free plugins that work well in conjunction with it.