The other solution is getting a program like BIAB which they have a midi only version rather than using real tracks, which do sound loads better, But in midi everything involved can be shown and it is like buying a Encyclopedia of performers and they are able to interact and help you discover how they shaped music.
The only thing is that the general midi samples are not the same as the PSR series, but it offers 100 effects to PSR's 10. In other words it's a full package synth. One is to get a keyboard like the Yamaha Psr Series or like the Casio CT x-3000 which offer lots of tools that are involved in music production, checking out rhythms, splitting the keyboard, programming accompaniment patterns Learning how to use arpeggios. Anyomne have success creating a project template with Beats? needless to say, that is not a workflow i want to give kids if i am trying to create a more intuitive workflow. After weeks of frustration, i figured out I can get it to work if I open project in safe mode. It works fine, but when I attempt to open from scratch it hangs when I attempt to select track with Beats. To ease that process, I have been working on a template that includes individual outputs within cakewalk. As a drum sampler module it has lots of potential and the audio track limit becomes insignificant. Unfortunately, for the beginner setup within DAW can be a little tricky. MPC beats is free but is limited as a stand alone DAW. Cakewalk is a little daunting for young users who are accustomed to seeing Ableton or FL Studio in action, and make no mistake, these are exactly the tools they see their favorite pop songs being created on. My reasons for this involve trying to help kids get started who may be low on funds. I have been seeking a drum and sampling solution within cakewalk for years that did not involve paid software.
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