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Have Your Cakewalk and Audio, Too

  • 05/01/96
Suited for music programs in high schools and above, Cakewalk Pro Audio is one of the first professional MIDI and digital audio recording systems for multimedia PCs. It integrates Cakewalk's award-winning MIDI sequencing software with state-of-the-art digital audio technology, creating a seamless, multi-track audio studio for Windows. This integration allows users to incorporate vocals, guitars, horns or any other audio input tightly synchronized with multi-track MIDI sequences. Users can perform graphic and parametric EQs, cross-fades with customized fade curves, mix-downs and other edits on multiple tracks simultaneously. The software's Turbo Mixer technology lets Windows sound cards play more than one audio file at a time, depending on CPU and hard drive speed. The Audio File Manager saves time and disk space while taking care of extraneous tasks. Specially priced lab packs are offered to academic insitutions. Cakewalk Music Software, Watertown, MA, (800) 234-1171. W

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