Roland Zenbeats

In the digital era, music production has become accessible to almost everyone. digital audio workstations (DAWs) are complex programs that many people can afford after a few months’ savings and learn to use properly with a bit of effort.

An aspiring producer doesn’t only have a great challenge ahead of them, but also a serious dilemma about what product to start using. So where does Roland Zenbeats come into play and why should you give it a try?

The first thing that you notice after you start using Roland Zenbeats is the colorful, welcoming and relatively user-friendly interface. If you’ve ever worked with a DAW before, this will initially seem like a cakewalk. When you choose to make a new song, the program takes you directly to the beat making section, so you can immediately start working on your drums. And if you didn’t know better, you could think that this is all it does.

But in fact, you’re working only on one track of your mix, and you can later add instrumental MIDI tracks, as well as audio tracks. Though you can’t modify as many parameters as you would in a more “serious” DAW, there are still plenty of effects and automations that you can use to produce some quality material.

The reason behind Roland Zenbeats’ simple interface has a lot to do with the fact that it’s a cross-platform DAW that can be used on PCs, Macs and most mobile devices. In other words, you can use it with your mouse, your fingers and, of course, your MIDI controllers.

Downloading the program is free, and you can buy more needed features as you progress directly from the app’s interface. While Roland Zenbeats probably won’t revolutionize anything in terms of production quality, it has the potential to offer producers a great deal of mobility. Also, it can be a great choice for beginners.