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Cakewalk Express 8.04 & 64bit Windows 7It's been years since visiting this forum and have no clue where to post this question, so I'll start here.I own a copy of Cakewalk Express 8.04 which I received from purchasing a Delta audio interface card years ago. I love the little program, but it's now time to upgrade my pc and buy 64bit Windows 7.So, my question is will Cakewalk Express 8.04 be compatible with 64bit Windows 7 PCs?If not, what's the lowest end product that is similar to Express that would be compatible with 64bit Win7?Thanks!
Purchased at Mars Music in 2000, paid $15.00. Came boxed/bundled with a Midi Cable, and software CD. Name on package: Midi Music Pack.Being a beginner at Midi and PC recording Midi sequences to be played live with my Yamaha PSR-9000, I wanted a PC program to start to learn this process. I bought it after the salesperson/keyboardist recommended it.I'm still using it after 2+ years, aftertrying another program called 'Voyetra' (donated by the nice folks at Yamaha PSR-9000 Tech Support, but which is not as nice as the Cakewalk Express program), and aftertrying a Pro-Tools Demo which left meconfused and brought me back to Cakewalk.I like the Help file, the features, thefact that Cakewalk has covered most everyangle of Midi sequencing, and the factthat Cakewalk Tech Support has been patientand courteous with my dumb questions.there's nothing that I don't like about this program. I got a stablepiece of software from a renowned companylike Cakewalk, (well I found THAT later),which has most of the features found in programs costing $400.00 or more, likePro-Tools or maybe Cubase.I am a seasoned musician, been-there, done-that since 1961. Yes, I'm 50 years old.The Tech Support guys at Cakewalk are halfmy age, but when it comes to Midi and PCRecording software, I only know half of what they know.Cakewalk Express continues to be very stablein my Celeron 450 system, and after 2+ years.
Can't ask for more for $15.00 bucks.Remember, I was a total beginner when I bought Cakewalk Express, but 'no moe'. Now I am well practiced in Midi and PC recording.
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I continue to use it since thereis no need to get anything else. It does what I need done.Here's the proof: I went into a small home studio with my Midi file which I processed with Cakewalk Express. Tom, the owner, has a Pro-Tools system with all the bells and whistles, and we recorded a song I wrote about September 11 2001, using my Midi file and his Pro-Tools. If you want to hear the result, you can download the mp3 (free) at:www.freewebs.com/forevertorememberCakewalk Express has taught me the fundamentals of PC recording and Midi,and if I buy a 'better' program in the future, it will be from Cakewalk.Jose rated this unit on 2003-08-10.