Ahh Finally a Cakewalk tutorial

[satya]

https://www.groove3.com/tutorials/Bandlab-Cakewalk-Getting-Started

[Starship Krupa]

I think we've discovered almost 20 YouTube channels that have Cakewalk tutorial content and that's just the ones we know about.

[satya]

24 minutes ago, Starship Krupa said:

think we've discovered almost 20 YouTube channels that have Cakewalk tutorial content and that's just the ones we know about

I found on Groove3 hence i posted

[Sergio]

Groove3 has some tutorials on the older Sonar Platinum still relevant IMO.

[kitekrazy]

1 hour ago, satyabrata satapathy said:

I found on Groove3 hence i posted

Glad you did.  I was gonna post this.  The point here is a popular  3rd party tutorial site considered the free Bandlab worthy of trying to get sales.

[husker]

2 hours ago, satyabrata satapathy said:

https://www.groove3.com/tutorials/Bandlab-Cakewalk-Getting-Started

I saw this the other day and almost posted it.  Good to see it getting something on Groove 3.

[Starship Krupa]

1 hour ago, satyabrata satapathy said:

I found on Groove3 hence i posted

Right on. I misunderstood your topic title, I took it that you had been under the impression that Cakewalk tutorials were in short supply.

I guess Groove 3 are heavy hitters in the recording tutorial business?

[Jacques Boileau]

This new tutorial is for the newest version of Cakewalk, that is a big plus. Many of the older tutorials may still be relevant but confusing for beginners since some key parts have changed a lot like the export dialog. It also puts Cakewalk in view for anyone browsing Groove3 who might not be aware of it.

Of course this new tutorial will be dated as soon as the eagerly awaited, just around the corner, new version of Cakewalk comes out! ?

[User 905133]

Can someone tell me what kind of accent the speaker has?  It almost sounds like a British Empire accent, but it has what I hear as a broad "a" sound, like a Southern drawl in the US.  So, the first person singular pronoun doesn't sound like "eye" but "ahhh."  Likewise, "right" and "route" sound almost identical to me, that is, as "rahhht" for both "right" and "route."

Also, "our" is almost identical ("ahhh"); "armed" is similar ("ahhhmd"). For some reason, though, "likewise" sounds to me like "lahhhkwyze" not "lahhhkwahhhze."

Not making fun of this, just hoping that if I can find out what is going on (de facto pronunciation rules) it will make auditory sense to me. 

[kitekrazy]

Kinda dd that I pay monthly for Groove3 and MacProV, and I've been buying more tutorials on Udemy.  

[TracingArcs]

21 minutes ago, User 905133 said:

Can someone tell me what kind of accent the speaker has?  It almost sounds like a British Empire accent, but it has what I hear as a broad "a" sound, like a Southern drawl in the US.  So, the first person singular pronoun doesn't sound like "eye" but "ahhh."  Likewise, "right" and "route" sound almost identical to me, that is, as "rahhht" for both "right" and "route."

Also, "our" is almost identical ("ahhh"); "armed" is similar ("ahhhmd"). For some reason, though, "likewise" sounds to me like "lahhhkwyze" not "lahhhkwahhhze."

Not making fun of this, just hoping that if I can find out what is going on (de facto pronunciation rules) it will make auditory sense to me. 

It's South African.

[Canopus]

I noticed the tutorial on Groove3 last Saturday and also created a thread about it, but alas in the Tutorials forum. Stupid choice, I know.

And for the benefit of worthless knowledge, I've made a quick check on Groove3 to see how much coverage some of the currently active DAWS have. Quantities are in number of tutorials available in descending order.

• Logic Pro: 91
• Ableton Live: 54
• Pro Tools: 47
• Studio One: 41
• Cubase: 32
• Reason: 29
• FL Studio: 13
• Reaper: 8
• Digital Performer: 7
• Bitwig Studio: 3
• Cakewalk by BandLab: 1

Edited May 30, 2023 by Canopus

[paulo]

2 hours ago, Jacques Boileau said:

Of course this new tutorial will be dated as soon as the eagerly awaited, just around the corner, new version of Cakewalk comes out! ?

 

[Starship Krupa]

2 hours ago, Canopus said:

And for the benefit of worthless knowledge, I've made a quick check on Groove3 to see how much coverage some of the currently active DAWS have. Quantities are in number of tutorials available in descending order.

• Logic Pro: 91
• Ableton Live: 54
• Pro Tools: 47
• Studio One: 41
• Cubase: 32
• Reason: 29
• FL Studio: 13
• Reaper: 8
• Digital Performer: 7
• Bitwig Studio: 3
• Cakewalk by BandLab: 1

Finally, 91 Logic Pro tutorials?

[Bapu]

5 hours ago, Canopus said:

I noticed the tutorial on Groove3 last Saturday and also created a thread about it, but alas in the Tutorials forum. Stupid choice, I know.

And for the benefit of worthless knowledge, I've made a quick check on Groove3 to see how much coverage some of the currently active DAWS have. Quantities are in number of tutorials available in descending order.

• Logic Pro: 91
• Ableton Live: 54
• Pro Tools: 47
• Studio One: 41
• Cubase: 32
• Reason: 29
• FL Studio: 13
• Reaper: 8
• Digital Performer: 7
• Bitwig Studio: 3
• Cakewalk by BandLab: 1

Reaper should be 0, Kenny Goia (sic?) does a great job (for free) doing fairly deep dives into the product.

[TheSteven]

Anyone who gripes Groove 3 doesn't have enough content hasn't really looked at their offerings.
Aside from tutorials on various DAWs they also have tutorials on playing jazz, blues, singing, guitar, piano, how to use a various soft synths and other VSTs, production techniques for various music styles, and more.
Anytime there's someone offering a free month or more of Groove 3 or a nice discount on their subscription it's worth grabbing.

Edited May 31, 2023 by TheSteven

[satya]

14 hours ago, Sergio said:

Groove3 has some tutorials on the older Sonar Platinum still relevant IMO.

yup brought them all

[kitekrazy]

3 hours ago, TheSteven said:

Anyone who gripes Groove 3 doesn't have enough content hasn't really looked at their offerings.
Aside from tutorials on various DAWs they also have tutorials on playing jazz, blues, singing, guitar, piano, how to use a various soft synths and other VSTs, production techniques for various music styles, and more.
Anytime there's someone offering a free month or more of Groove 3 or a nice discount on their subscription it's worth grabbing.

That's about the only thing I like about it.  What is annoying is the overkill of them teaching a VST in Logic.   Somehow my brain can't wrap around them.

You don't see knew ones in Reason since they really haven't updated the DAW to make any.

FL Studio - most updates aren't just fixes but adding something new. 

 

[Magic Russ]

12 hours ago, TheSteven said:

Anyone who gripes Groove 3 doesn't have enough content hasn't really looked at their offerings.
Aside from tutorials on various DAWs they also have tutorials on playing jazz, blues, singing, guitar, piano, how to use a various soft synths and other VSTs, production techniques for various music styles, and more.
Anytime there's someone offering a free month or more of Groove 3 or a nice discount on their subscription it's worth grabbing.

Their Play-along series is great for the artists that they cover.   One chapter covering the main parts of the song, one part a play through where you can see the instructor playing along with the tab, and one part full "Music Minus One" mode.

Groove 3 is owned by Hal Leonard Publishing, so you have a huge collection of their instructional materials for a variety of instruments as well as songbooks.  Every week they add more.

[User 905133]

Here in the U.S. Hal Leonard has been a leader in the music publishing world for decades. To me it made business sense that they acquired Groove 3.

https://www.halleonard.com/viewpressreleasedetail.action?releaseid=10101