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It's easy to produce loops in Cakewalk, but you're right its much better to copy things over as many times as necessary (using ghost parts in Cubase). I just find Cakewalk such an ugly program to use; ugly in its interface, ugly to look at. Here's a question coming from a musician with a design background. Why is so much interface design so prosaic? Where's the Kai's power tools of music? Anyone need a hand to produce it? Olivier Malhomme wrote: > You can loop between to points in any sequencer. To me it is stupid. > Better record your phrase, and if you want to, copy it X times > afterwards. This way you can edit each part, imagine, use a filter, a > reverb, anything on any portion of the loop if you want to, change the > pitch,.... You can add other intruments (midi or audio) after wards, you > can arrange passing from any loop to any other loop.