Cakewalk - Tutorial for Beginners in 13 MINUTES! [ COMPLETE ]

Wow. A 13 minute tutorial that actually shows you most you need to know about a daw. Thanks for the incredible tutorial!

You can’t tell me your not the cowboy mayor from family guy 😂😂

Now this is epic

i started cakewalk i didnt even what button does what, but when i watched this everything changed. and this is only 13 minutes. INCREDIBLE

i love the narrator on this, if you are reading this rn, i hope you have a successful career as an artist

Awesome! Now I feel like making music and eating fried chicken <3

I didn't see anything about adding guitar or drums without midi

Never shows how to get out of piano view

Loving this channel

How do I remove the beats that’s okay I record?

That voice was just annoying. Sorry

Thank you! This is very comprehensive, brought to us by a nice voice ❤

just starting my podcast this year thanks for the tutorial

The robot grandpa voice they used to narrate is perfect for this long running software. 🤣

Iv no idea how to use it ..I managed to link up an midi keyboard and change some sounds that about it

wheres SYSX view?

love ya, thanks

Didn’t know Morgan Freeman used CakeWalk

Good tutorial while some steps are a bit fast (and therefore unclear) for people who just opened the program for the first time.
I believe that people who are familiar with DAW's love it. My first impression is that the program isn't as intuitive as it could and should be.
Right from the get go it's a hassle to get it to make some sound. Then 6 minutes into the tutorial I want to make some noise with the bass guitar, just to find out that below a certain note on the piano roll it just doesn't work at all. It took a while to figure that out. I'll keep recording live instruments and align the tracks in the Fairlight page of DaVinci Resolve. This is more work, but much less frustrating.

It's the first time I was watching video about Cakewalk just to compare FL studio and Cubase with this one. So far, it looked like the middle ground between these two, especially the similarities of step sequencer with FL and interface build with Cubase

Is there any software close to mixcraft?

I record with Electric Guitar, Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Digital Drum Set, and other instruments. How do I record with those instruments? Is it possible to remove all the added apps and do manual instrument recording? That's what I need.

If there were ever a software type that needed it’s ENTIRE standard look and design redone it’s DAW software. They all look the same and they’re all complicated as hell.

Holy feck, I thought people were exaggerating how like, oddly "professional VA announcer" your voice sounded. Do you have any experience in that sorta thing, or is that just a product of trying to be very clear while explaining stuff?

Good tutorial. It's kind of interesting to hear an older American accent speaking with Indian English phrasing and vocabulary.

ngl kinda sounds like the pacer test guy💀💀💀

This will be a fun new toy

thankyou

Fabulous tutorial

still confused, lol. Let me just drag out my old keyboard😮‍💨

I'm so about to subscribe just to hear you talk fan

Is there a way to generate silence in cakewalk similar to audacity? Great content btw!!

New to DAWs and makin musik overall, but not playing instruments. MIDI is when you record in from a guitar as example? Do you have any good tips for that or did i miss it? Thanks

hit the griddy

Goofy has such good tutorials.

Well done! Thank you

so right at the start tracks are imported from a window that appears magically from nowhere. So already I am lost.

This program still exists? I remember using this on windows 98 back in the day but I think it was called something else back then

i didn't know if the narrator was human or not but thanks for the intro!

Thank you!

I have down loaded and installed Cakewalk three times now and I can not get any of the built in instruments or drums or anything. What am I doing wrong?

Do we have music notation?

Can this DAW add dll. files and plug ins so I can use the guitar amplifier

Ngl this is the best beginner's tutorial for cakewalk, period.

Also step seq needs a better way to change (drag and drop) drum wave files.

Another thing: A lot of us don't want to see all that clutter when working in the piano roll. They seriously need to change some things about the workflow

Should be able to drag notes around after placing them in the piano roll. So much they need to improve for beat makers to work at a faster pace. Team must be artistically brain dead.

If only they adopt FL's piano roll technics and update the arranger somehow...the beat making process is still a little slow for my liking. Back on the shelf till another update I guess.

I'm not a user of Cakewalk (YET!) but im starting to wonder why I pay for Ableton other than the fact its Mac & PC.