Mixcraft Tutorials

Mixcraft tutorials are professionally made and they are informative. The thing is though, of all the DAWs, Mixcraft doesn't need tutorials as desperately as all the other DAWs. Mixcraft is very intuitive kinda like Garage Band only Mixcraft is far more powerful.

Acoustica, the makers of Mixcraft, are smart enough to realize that the singer/songwriter is generally not a geek and has no intention of becoming a geek. Singer/songwriters want a compositional tool and IMO there is no better DAW than Mixcraft for singer/songwriters. Because Mixcraft is not geek-ware the singer/songwriter can easily become his own producer and engineer kinda like Prince. The singer/songwriter/composer can quickly learn sound editing, mixing and mastering and if he or she has the skills and the outboard gear e.g. pre-amps and mics, he or she can produce professional quality recordings that can be up loaded for sale.

Mixcraft Video Tutorials | Acoustica

Mixcraft University: Mixing - YouTube

Unlike other DAW developers, Acoustica respects its customers and understands their needs. They created a very good product and they didn't simply sell it and forget the buyer. 

If you are interested in recording your music, take the time to audition Mixcraft before you do anything else. Acoustica allows you to audition in for free. 

Mixcraft - Official Site

Mixcraft Tutorials Are Great!

They are IMO the best tutorials out there and they are free. Scumbag DAWS like Presonus Studio One makes you buy tutorials and Reaper has its forum full of idiots and assholes who try to make you feel like an idiot because you don't understand something. The only thing you need to know about Reaper is that it sucks and it always will suck and the only thing you need to know about Presonus is that it sucks slightly less than Reaper.

Mixcraft 7 is a musician's and a producer's DAW in that it is easy to use, intuitive, and efficient. Acoustica gives a shit about its users now.

They currently have 47 well done, easy to understand tutorials on Youtube. If you are new to DAWs after you see their tutorials you won't feel intimidated. The best sales tool a DAW maker can have is a tutorial. It's like a virtual test drive. It will let you know if the DAW is for you.