It is just good enough to get a complete novice started with music production. However it isn’t anywhere as comprehensive or intricate as GarageBand. Music Maker was intended to be a miniature consumer version of Samplitude, just like how GarageBand was designed to be a scaled down consumer variant of Apple’s Logic Pro. In fact, the Music Maker was based on Samplitude, the full-fledged professional DAW from Magix. It has never been a professional DAW, and was never intended to be one. Just like some of the modern smartphone applications that allow users with absolutely no music training to produce music, Music Maker has allowed anybody with an interest in music to start producing their own little compositions on their Windows computers since its early days. Twenty six years after its debut, the target user remains the same the beginner.
It is one of the earliest DAWs in the world having debuted in 1994. Magix Music Maker is one of the most popular DAWs that exist today, that has maintained a consistent user-base of more than 2 million for the past few years.
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