This module gives clear, concise information about the functions and usage of all the options and controls, making it a great asset for new Cakewalk users. The Basic workspace, which is the default layout, has a Help module docked at the bottom-right corner of the screen. Selecting the Mix or Arranger workspace, for instance, brings up only the tools and windows most relevant for mixing or arranging respectively. To start with, Cakewalk allows you to choose from a set of pre-existing templates, each of which is designed to serve a specific purpose.

When it comes to selecting a layout or workspace, Cakewalk users are spoiled for choice.

One of the strongest features of Cakewalk is perhaps its highly customizable user interface. Cakewalk offers unique Audio and MIDI features and allows users to adjust plug-in parameters using MIDI controllers.

Cakewalk’s 64-bit mix engine, ProChannel, and mixing console interface combine to give the user a sleek mixing experience.

A lot of the DAW’s features are designed to increase workflow efficiency.

Cakewalk affords users a large amount of flexibility in choosing the layout, color theme, and display settings.

It is useful even for veteran users of Cakewalk and acts as a handy guide whenever required.

Cakewalk’s Help module makes learning the DAW a quick and streamlined process.

Additionally, Cakewalk also includes a 30-day free trial of Melodyne as an add-on. On installing the DAW, users get full access to all its features and future updates.

Cakewalk by BandLab is completely free and fully featured.

Using cakewalk by bandlab