MAGIX Music Maker has been available free of charge since 2017; you can legally download, install and use the music software for free. Where you can find the download, what it brings you and more about the app can be found in this short guide. But here's a note: The program for making music on the computer is made for the Windows PC. However, you can use it on the Apple Mac if you install a Windows version with Parallels Desktop or Boot Camp in addition to macOS. But now to the MAGIX Music Maker free download.
TL; DR: Click here for the official offer page.
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MAGIX Music Maker Free Download
MAGIX Music Maker has been available as a free download since 2017 on the official website of the developer, who also offers numerous other software. In addition to the downloads for MAGIX Music Maker, there is also one each App or several apps for video and photo editing, for design, web design and more. Video Pro X, Video Deluxe Plus, Photo & Graphic Designer, etc. are household names. But if you've landed on this post, you most likely want to make music first. And the MAGIX Music Maker software is more than suitable for making music on the computer. Here you can find the download:
Music Maker (with In-App Store) for FREE
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Note: The landing page may show you the Plus, Premium, Control or Performer version of the software. Simply switch to the standard version "Music Maker" on the page that can be reached via the link, and the free download will be displayed;)
Components included
The free Music Maker full version of MAGIX contains the main program, in which you can arrange, mix and improve sounds, loops, vocals, recordings, audio tracks, sounds, effects and more and output them as audio files, these features:
- 8 tracks for large audio
- 8 effects for individual adjustment
- Standard sound pool: 425 sounds and loops
- 7 more sound pools: 1.927 sounds and loops
- 3 free software tools
Current photo editing software: Macphun / Skylum Luminar 2018
System Requirements
To use MAGIX Music Maker, there are some minimum system requirements that your PC or Mac should have. The CPU (Processor) should rattle at least 2 GHz and the RAM (main memory) should be at least 2GB. The graphics card should have a resolution of at least 1.280 x 768 pixels and of course a sound card must also be on board. You need 700MB of storage on your hard drive just for the free standard version of MAGIX Music Maker. To install and use the MAGIX Music Maker software, the Windows 7, 8 or 10 operating system is also required.
Limitations (file formats)
As you have already read above, in addition to the free version of MAGIX Music Maker, there are also Plus, Premium and other editions. These bring a greater range of features and supported file formats - as well as more tracks, sounds, loops and so on. The Music Maker Free Edition is compatible with these file formats:
Audio
- MIDI
- OGG
- WAV
- WMA
Video
- REVIEWS
- MXV
- WMV
Other
- Audio CD
Other formats from the plus version
formats such as MP3, AIFF, FLAC, BMP and JPG can only be used for import and export from the Plus version. The Plus version of MAGIX Music Maker is not free, but can be purchased for €59,99 as a new version or for €49 as an upgrade. The current "Crazy November" campaign, which gives you additional packages for free, makes the software even more attractive: sounds, functions and instruments worth €299 are added for free. You can find the download on this campaign page:
Do you use the Music Maker?
Do you have Music Maker running on a Windows PC or via Parallels Desktop or Boot Camp on an Apple Mac / MacBook? How satisfied are you and which version is your favorite? Feel free to leave a comment about the Music Maker - whether Standard, Plus, Premium, Control, Studio, Live or any other version;)
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