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Ahh.. cool, my mistake.. I guess I was in too much of a hurry, and having too
much fun with Cakewalk's midi stuff to not experiment with that. I'll have to
check it out later. Thanks.
Mark Currie

Sue Morton wrote:

> Cakewalk does indeed handle WAV files and can mix them with MIDI.  You have
> to insert each WAV file into it's own track(s).
>
> "Mark Currie" <markcur@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote in message
> news:3873D58B.627CE128@nbnet.nb.ca...
> > Cool Edit works fine with me. I'm just running the trial Shareware
> version,
> > which I would suggest if you're going to spend the bucks once you decide.
> > Cakewalk Pro is a great program as well. Amazing support for Midi, but
> doesn't
> > handle Wav files though. What sound card are you running on your machine?
> > Anyway, hope this helps a bit.
> > Mark Currie
> >
> > Bklyn wrote:
> >
> > > I am in the process of building a mini-studio, and wanted to know which
> > > software package should I use. Can any of these be used to master a
> final
> > > product?
> > >
> > > I also want to know if anyone can recommend a nice Keyboard/Workstation.
> I
> > > always heard the Ensoniq ASR10 is one hot item but I also know it is a
> > > discontinued item.
> > >
> > > I need to make a decision between Cubase VST and Cakewalk Pro, I guess
> this
> > > would come down to a battle of features and ease of use, and personal
> > > preference.  Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
> > >
> > > I am also looking at the Aardvark Pro Studio card with Break out box, a
> > > little pricey but BooCoo features . . . any thoughts check out this
> website
> > > http://www.sbfilmaudio.com/audioie.html
> > >
> > > Keep in mind I am a newbie at this but I am really eager to learn and
> bust
> > > my A** to build my studio and put out a decent recording demo, I wanna
> thank
> > > everyone in advance for your help.
> >