Thanks

[David Pilkington 4]

Thanks for a great (free) software product. I've been a 'midi-head' since the days of the Atari ST computer (1985 onwards) and Cakewalk by Bandlab surpasses all my expectations.

Keep up the great work!

 

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[David Pilkington 4]

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[Jim Fogle 206]

More of the multitrack audio you hear originates from midi data than you might believe.  In many cases the musicians play instruments that capture a performance in both midi data and audio.

Having both the audio and midi performance gives the publishing company great flexibility.  The publishing company can use the original audio or if tracks are needed in a different key or tempo generate new audio using the midi data and professional quality sound modules or plug-ins.

Capturing performances in both audio and midi is the best of both worlds.  The midi data can be collected after the fact if needed but in most cases there is no need because the data is collected up front.

[David Pilkington 4]

Many thanks for the info Jim. 🙂

[pwalpwal 205]

please keep religion out of the discussions here thx

[bitflipper 319]

Relax, 'sOK, pwalpwal. No religion mentioned aside from the thread title. Lots of folks play in churches; it's a legit venue (even if I personally would probably burst into flames if I attempted it).

[Wibbles 347]

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[Jim Fogle 206]

@David Pilkington,

If you don't mind, I'd like to know what website(s) you used for your downloads.