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Why Choose Mixcraft for your DAW software - 3 reasons Acoustica Mixcraft 9 Pro Studio makes sense

If you like simple, easy set-up, along with advanced features, consider choosing Mixcraft 9 Pro Studio software for your DAW. See Mixcraft in use recording a track:    • Multi-tracking Guitar And Bass in Mixcraft...   Enjoying the content? Support me on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/jchamley Checkout the references made in the video on the following page. https://www.guitarbasement.com/Why-Ch... Here's a detailed summary of the YouTube video transcript, broken down into key points: Intro (0:00-0:32): Presenter explains the video's focus: why he chose Mixcraft. He will cover: Reasons for not choosing free software. Reasons for not choosing GarageBand or other major DAWs. Advantages of Mixcraft. Why Not Free Software/Light Versions? (0:33-2:41): Many audio interfaces come with "light" versions of Pro Tools, Ableton, Cubase, etc. Also, free software like Audacity and GarageBand exist. Cubase Lite Experience (1:08-2:02): Received Cubase Lite with a product purchase. Eventually got it working and recorded a 15-minute classical guitar CD. Problem: Interface detection issues; frustrating when inspiration struck. Considered upgrading but sought something more intuitive. Ableton & Reaper (2:09-2:41): Found Ableton frustrating. Tried Reaper (full-featured with happy users). Reaper required payment after the trial period, which he never did. Made trial recordings but got frustrated with multi-tracking. Audacity (2:41-3:06): Totally free with built-in features. Operates differently from other DAWs. Good for voiceovers. Couldn't do multi-tracking; lacked the patience to learn. Why Not GarageBand? (3:10-4:17): Likes GarageBand; it detected his interface and worked as expected. Simple and effective to start, but requires study to maximize its potential. Reason for not using: Old 2011 MacBook Air with a weak battery that shuts down. Prefers PCs (40+ years of experience). Finds PCs more reliable, despite disliking Windows 10's software pushing. Still "confused" with Macs and not switching. The Mixcraft Story (4:17-5:57): Played in church bands and needed to quickly record an arrangement idea one Saturday. Needed to impress bandmates with proof of the song's quality. Searched for an easy-to-use trial program (without needing an "acoustic engineering degree"). Heard Mixcraft was the "GarageBand of the PC world." Gave Mixcraft one hour to prove itself. Mixcraft Success (5:25-5:57): Installation was easy. Detected his Presonus interface unit without settings adjustments. Recorded tracks easily. Dragged and dropped built-in drum grooves. Within 1.5 hours, added two guitar tracks and bass to a drum groove and sent out the recording. Mixcraft & Personal Loss (5:57-7:58): After his mom passed away, he flew to England. Felt compelled to write music for her service. Downloaded the latest Mixcraft trial on an old laptop. Practiced in short chunks and recorded each part. Mixcraft Saves the Day (6:35-7:02): Pieced together the recorded parts on the plane using just the laptop and headphones. Played the result at the service. Mixcraft easily switched between sound cards (external at home, internal on the laptop). Re-recorded the track in Mixcraft later, adding fretless bass, percussion, MIDI, and electric guitar. Wrote/sang a song for a friend, Eddie, who died shortly after his mom. Used Mixcraft's pitch correction heavily on the vocal track. Three Reasons for Choosing Mixcraft (8:09-8:50): Plug and Play: Easy to set up and use. Intuitive: Easy to use even after months of inactivity. Advanced Features: Has enough built-in plugins. Plans to make a video about Melodyne (pitch correction) included in the Pro version. Melodyne can write polyphonic audio to MIDI files. Outro (9:10-9:36): Encourages viewers to subscribe for more content. States he has no affiliation with Mixcraft and is not being paid for the video. Gives his honest opinion. Music (9:36-end): Plays music, including the theme done with Melodyne.