How To Use Cakewalk by Bandlab - Audio Basics

💡 *MY ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS GUIDE TO CAKEWALK COURSE* 💡

In this tutorial we discuss using audio in Cakewalk by Bandlab, from a beginners perspective. If you are just starting out - this one is for you.

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[Devuuse]

That's probably the cleanest explanation of a program I've ever experienced. Not a single time did I ask to myself "wait so, how did he do that just now?" great job and thank you kind sir.

[greggeverman]

Plenty of really good work put into these videos. We sure do appreciate it man.

[keithnorris]

Your videos are pure gold! Cakewalk is a phenomenal DAW and your tutorials are extremely helpful to those of us just starting out. Btw - the Bandlab - Link Digital audio interface is very good, very affordable, and very compatible with Cakewalk.

[mickeyphillipsBTC]

I started out with an Interface DAW combo called Vstudio 20 with Guitar tracks 4 designed by Roland and Cakewalk with BOSS effects . It was what Sonar was before it became Sonar .
I paid and upgraded with each DAW since 2010 until it was eventually bought out by Bandlab and offered for free .
I still use the same interface to this day and even still use the original Guitar Tracks 4 DAW that came with it specifically for recording through a DI box.
I'm very happy with what Cakewalk has become and I love that I was able to grow with each step .
These videos have been helping me immensely, thank you for these!!!!

[LBJ]

Thanks for your clear and precise instructions. SO HELPFUL! I've got so much to learn but you make it clear and interesting. THANKS.

[DrPranabesh]

am just using Behringer UMC22, as am new in the world of composition, though am a doctor, playing guitar since 12 yrs, but i love to compose
you are just fantastic, love from kolkata, india

[rev.adongopatrick]

I am on the way to use Cakewalk very very soon. Thanks for sharing.

[edwincabassa]

Excellent speaker and presentations. An excellent teacher/professor is able to take complicated, technically professional concepts and explain to them so that a layperson can understand. Albert Einstein theorized and explained E = MC squared quite well and most people (90-95%) of the world population cannot do the math, including myself. However, we do understand the concept. Well, you are able to do just that with your knowledge, ability, and talent. -Thank you!

[happyhomelesshomesteaders]

thank you Michael, been through this stuff years ago, but a new album coming up and must learn this all over again

[RobinC]

Thank you for your vids, they are a great help. I'm rather new to home recording. I've used notation software for ages as I am a composer, obviously lol but this is a whole new learning curve for me. I'm on the older side of life so I was not brought up with computer technology.
I appreciate the way you describe things in plain English without too much tech talk.

[davidlincolnbrooks]

Wow, you're a superb jazz guitar player! Bravo.

[TheGamePhilter]

Love Cakewalk by bandlab, and I post my work over on bandlab as well. Great DAW!

[SirCarrington]

I've been using Cakewalk since Sonar 2 XL but I'm a horrible teacher. My father wants to get into it and I've been looking for a good tutorial video to help him on his way. I think I've found that here. Cheers for that, mate.

[rattatat]

Bro your awesome!
I never had any recording training but you have given amazing tutorials to succeed on my journey!! Your a silver tongue! Your clear and appealing!!! covering what you touch and what you wish stay away from is with flow!!
THANK YOU!

[bernardpraveens]

I must thank you for your video, it is so useful & your explanations have guided me to get started. Thank you ever so much once again

[tommyb]

You're videos are so helpful. Really appreciate your time, effort and knowledge you share.

[thefrogger]

I'm in the process of getting some instruments to learn, and this is gonna be real handy once I get them. Won't have to stop and learn audio if I've already learned it *taps forehead*

[ExquisiteGender]

I'm loving your Cakewalk instructions and have learned a lot. I can't seem to find where you talk about punch-in techniques for Cakewalk, could you provide a link please?

[mustiger]

That's an amazingly helpful video for starters like me.

[fredimachadonet]

About audio interfaces, the BEHRINGER UM2 appears to be pretty good for its price. It's cheaper than the Steinbert UR12.