I’m really glad that I decided to go with Acoustica Mixcraft ’cause it turned out be great. I messed around with it some more earlier this afternoon. Testing it out and recording guitar and vocals to see how it works. The program seems like a piece of cake to use and not too difficult at all.

Most importantly of all, the sound quality of my guitar playing and singing sounds so much better! More clearer. No unwanted background noises like hissing, humming, etc. None of that stuff. It’s a perfectly clean studio sound that I’ve been trying to get after for a long time now and I think I finally got it.

Now I gotta start writing some new songs. Will these new songs be full band music? Probably not for now ’cause I wanna learn how to do all of this MIDI stuff on “Mixcraft”. So for now the new songs will just be for acoustic and my voice.

I will be able to create band backup for my originals finally. If I were to make rock n’ roll songs, I would just use drums and bass. Acoustic songs and slow ballads, I could add piano, orchestration and all that stuff.

I will also make some instrumental backing tracks for guitar jams, that way I can rock out some lead guitar over them and practice my soloing. That’s another thing this is good for.

I will also use Mixcraft so I can create background music for my videoblogs in youtube.

For Mixcraft, I will not only make rock n’ roll and slow ballads. I will make all kinds of music. Maybe I will try to experiment with a little electronic and techno music.

I’m glad I got Mixcraft.

Kev