After a long gap, I realized I just need Cantabile (not any DAW) to play the music in the way I love, i.e. jamming on an accompaniment base
So here is me again
My hardware is changed a bit: Behringer Swing used as a keytar, Akai MIDImix as a controller, Sony MDR 7506 headphone, and Sennheiser ME1 mic
My software is a bit changed also: Cantabile Solo, Scaler, UJAM pianos, guitars & basses, Jamstix drummer, EZKeys, AAS Strum GS-2, S-Gear amps, GSI VB3-II, MiniOrchestra & SoloTrumpet, VA minimoog, MelodicFlow (solo helper for poor players like me)
Glad you are enjoying Cantabile as much as we enjoy it. As time moves on, you will discover so many things residing deep in the program you never thought about.
It was a long journey, but I am quite sure that this forum and tool will be my home, together with Scaler clearly, as they both cover (partially) my lack of skills
After all, I am more a mousier, but I love pounding a tune on my keytar, and this is what matters to me: having fun
I’ll get this out there. I think the MDR-7506 headphones may be the best ever made. I used them for doing audio recording work for years, you hear EVERYTHING, good and bad, and they are comfortable for long wear. The price slowly drops, but they are my all-time favorites.
My software is totally changed in the meanwhile: Cantabile Solo, Bitwig Studio, Jamstix, one MusicLab guitar, the Ample Sound free bass, some moddart pianos, blue3 hammond
And…
I bought a real electric guitar that I am using with more fun than any plugin
And I also found that playing over old good tunes is boring, so I currently find progressions by myself, then I reproduce them in ChordPulse and I eventually test my skills at strumming and soloing: way more enticing, rewarding, funny, and a strong trigger to study and practice
