Why I buy this one ?
- Record and playback up to 32 tracks of digital audio
- Digitally bounce audio for virtually unlimited tracks
- Familiar multitrack tape deck interface
- Record your whole band using multi-channel audio cards
- Edit and arrange with point-and-click editing tools

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What our customer's say!

"Well worth it to buy, and well worth upgrading from older versions of Guitar Tracks ", Somebody at Cakewalk must be doing something right. Guitar Tracks Pro 3 is an amazing upgrade over the older versions.

The new interface is silky smooth. The metronome actually works.

And, I can finally record at 24 bit 96khz, which I couldn't do with a lot of competitor's software.

A lot of great new effects (look under GT FX). Really good new reverb, equalization (called "Q"). The new plugins look like expensive rack mount units that you drool over (but dare not buy) at music stores.

Okay, minor complaints that the software defaults are kinda weird (sound on sound record, among others) which are leftovers from the old Guitar Tracks software. Also the record button is tiny tiny tiny.

But all in all, for the basic recordist, this is one hot piece of software. If your not at version 3, definitely upgrade. After about an hour of twiddling around, you will be all grins.

And as we all know, Cakewalk actually includes a printed manual that a normal human being can use and understand.

Hats off to Cakewalk for an excellent upgrade.

"Awesome!", This is just what it claims to be - Cakewalk, tailored to the guitar player! I really like it, because I can capture whatever will feed into my soundcard, but it's made especially for guitar players, with the pedal, etc.

Anyhow, it's a lot of fun. Get one!