Would 1-on-1 Cakewalk Training Help Beginners More Than Tutorials?

[Cross V]

Hey Cakewalk community,

I’ve been exploring an idea and wanted to get your feedback before going any further.

There are tons of Cakewalk tutorials out there (many of them great), but I still see a lot of beginners struggling to actually get music made — especially when things get technical.

So I’m wondering:
Would personalized, 1-on-1 Cakewalk sessions (live, screen-shared, interactive) be something people would find helpful?

This wouldn’t be a free tutorial — the idea is more like private Cakewalk coaching or support for those who want faster progress and tailored help with their DAW.

Before I build anything, I’d love to hear from this awesome user base:

Is there a need for Cakewalk beginner training that’s live and personal?

Would real-time, one-on-one DAW support be worth paying for in your opinion?

What’s missing from current Cakewalk learning options?

I’m not promoting anything right now — just validating whether this solves a real need.

Appreciate your input!

[Starship Krupa]

On 5/27/2025 at 8:54 PM, Cross V said:

Is there a need for Cakewalk beginner training that’s live and personal?

I believe that this service is already offered by a number of people. The level of its success would answer the question of how needed it is. I think I've seen a couple of the YouTube guys, maybe Robert McLellan and Mike "Creative Sauce," offer 1-on-1 tutoring.

I agree that some people learn better when they're able to ask for clarification on topics they might be struggling to figure out, also to present their own individual scenarios to the instructor.

[Mr No Name]

you would need to prove your own credentials first I would think of being a cakewalk wizard.