- Professional audio quality up to 24-bit/48 kHz
- On screen mixer to seamlessly mix all your audio and MIDI tracks
- Create audio and MIDI tracks using any instrument, vocals, or audio loops
- Create backing tracks using included ACID format loop library
- Browse, preview and purchase additional audio loops right from Music Creator using built-in SamplePort plug-in
Product Description
Start making music right from your home computer with Music Creator 4. Just plug in and hit Record. No matter what you want to record-guitars keyboards vocals CD samples or any other sound source-Music Creator makes it easy to start making and recording music.Turn your musical dreams into polished professional recordings right from your home computer with Music Creator 4-no previous recording experience required. With Music Creator you get the tools instruments and … More >>
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I could not get this software to work with Vista. I spent 3 days of configurations / updated drivers etc… and could not get it to work.
I gave up, purchased Sony Sound Forge 9.0, and within 15 minutes was making great recordings. HOWEVER, sound forge lacks multitrack capabilities.
Rating: 1 / 5
For the hobby keyboardist who has the 5 track built in recorder on the keyboard, but who wants to make a hot mix for a smokin’ demo, or who wants to edit any audio or midi song, or to just study a full score like ‘The Magnicicent Seven’, I highly recommend Music Creator4.
I had used and had enjoyed the first Cakewalk software many years ago, before MP3, when most reasonably priced keyboards did not have built in sequencers or independent track recording. MC-4 is much better (graphics, sound FX, controls, looping, everything). Even if you have forgotten, or if you are slightly intimidated by a gazillion knobs and switches, or if you are just clueless, there are tutorials provided to get you started.
After installation the proverbial ‘they’ will display that product registration is required. Yuk! I first had to figure out how to get sounds from my Yamaha keyboard. (I think Cakewalk dates Roland.) That was the only small challenge. I found support from Cakewalk’s community/blog webpage. Now, it is all fun…and learning…even multiple tracks for multiple versions for the timpani part of Elmer Bernstein’s masterpiece.
Rating: 5 / 5
I have no use for this under-featured product. Maybe I was expecting too much for my $35, but Music Creator 4 only fills a niche in my trash can. Difficult to learn, and featureless when you do get it going. If you just throw-away $35, at least you will save yourself the hard-drive space.
Rating: 2 / 5
I bought a dell inspirion 530 with pentium and dual core,etc yesterday 5-22-09 .I bought the music creator 4 last week.It wont install on the dell with vista,dozens of error messages,yet I tried it on my dell inspiron b120 with xp and it installed ok but wont recognize my m-audio drivers for my sound interface.It probably works ok with xp and a more expensive interface ,but I wouldn’t bother again buying a cheap program without fully searching for compatibility.I have 4 free recording programs that work great.why cant a program that says VISTA on the front cover actually work with VISTA!!
Rating: 1 / 5
Just as advertised. Seems to be lacking in Controller tools but I just may not have found them yet.
Rating: 4 / 5