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Thanks Abacab! Funny, I just watched it this morning. This guy Mike is great!

How do you guys find the built in EQ compared to other (free) EQ plugins? Is it worth learning it, or would I be better off installing something else? I do like the fact that it comes readily available on Pro Channels! Also, does anyone know of a good Cakewalk EQ tutorial video?

Hi guys, Has anyone used the free mastering service at https://www.bandlab.com/mastering Any thoughts? It seems to have some kind of limit how many tracks you can get mastered per day?

Hyvä Suomi!

Brizvegas, Australia!

I thought Vice One offered a bit more features (and quality?) than the Pro Channel compressor. I would probably continue using that one mostly.

Yes, the first thing I noticed was the excellent PC EQ! Very powerful tool!

Hi guys! I have been studying the Pro Channel lately and I'm getting a bit impressed! How would you evaluate the Pro Channel components against some of the best free VST plugins? For instance compare the Pro Channel's EQ to CM Equa 97 or DDMF IIEQ Pro? Or, compare the Pro Channel compressor module to Vice One from Ignite etc? Quality wise, as well as burning CPU, RAM and other resources? It seems that I could well do without additional VST plugs when similar features are already available in the Pro Channel? What are your thoughts on this?

Thank you guys for all these good tips! Re. fading with automation tracks have you noticed if they use lots of CPU?

Absolutely brilliant guys! You rock!

Brilliant! Automation it is! Thank you for your help, mate!

Mate, regular "drag" fading does not seem to work on Instruments tracks either?

Hi guys. Fading is easy on Cakewalk IF you have just a regular audio track. BUT, if you have a midi or instrument track it gets more complicated. What is your easiest, or preferred method of fading in and out on midi tracks? This is a beginner question, so please explain this as you would explain it to your grandmother

Hi all drummers! I have been using maps as well as dropping individual samples to separate drum tracks. I prefer the latter. Lately also been testing Loopcloud material, which seem pretty high end at times! But, my additional question is somewhat related to using drum maps. Regarding drum pads, what is the best way to program those 8 midi pads on your controller? I use Akai MPK mini2 and the software that comes with it just sucks. So, looking for advice how to program my Akai pads within Cakewalk.

Has anyone uninstalled the Melodyne demo from Cakewalk? Just wondering how to go about it as it is not really useful until you pay the $99-$499 activation fee.