Tutorials: Cakewalk by Bandlab Tutorials (8 videos) The software is clean, reliable, and ready to use on your Windows machine. On the negative side, you will need to install the BandLab Assistant software first and also sign up for a free BandLab user account. You’re getting all the core functionality of the software, including its fantastic native effects (limiters, equalizers, compressors, etc.), analog console-style virtual mixer, multi-touch support, Bluetooth MIDI, and more. I sincerely expected a “catch” though none ever came.Cakewalk is a professional DAW and it is completely free to download for all Windows users. Lastly, the sound quality: I was shocked at how many available sounds and tweaks I was able to make for the amount of money I paid.I was lucky enough to get an easily workable software, at a GREAT price, and this alone ensures that I will be utilizing the software for years to come if I’m lucky. Let’s be honest, who wants to pay an arm and a leg for a software that you may only be used for a short time. I’m aware that other programs can be tedious to decipher and load. Absolutely cut to the chase functionality.Again this touches on the layout, but I cannot fully express how simple yet incredible the process felt. The overall intuitive design that let me feel like a pro early on, which was absolutely not the case.Out of all of its features, I was most fascinated with the following: All-in-all though I was surprised at how easy I was able to find my way, it seems like the software is designed to be easy to use. The design is impeccable, the sound quality superb, and the layout nothing short of extraordinary. I was referred to this by a friend, and I can honestly say that I was not disappointed by the amount of knowledge I was able to compress in such a short time. I personally have little to no background with creating music, so this in itself was somewhat of a hindrance to the process as well.

Had I been so completely open to the new software, I’m sure I wouldn’t have appreciated it as much as I currently do. As always, I like to carry around my inner skeptic for later use. Initially, upon hearing about the software, I admit, I was skeptical.

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