You should be able to de-ess using the auto filter effect that comes with Mixcraft. Just figure out how to set it as a "notch filter" and get rid of the frequencies around 10.2 khz. Ask the moderators how to make a notch filter. I'm not familiar with their particular auto filter. By the wa...

There is some freeware you can download to simulate guitar amps, but if you have the money, you should buy Virtual Guitarist, which comes with an excellent array of amps. But first make sure that this software supports it.

Unfortunately, when I went to burn the tracks, I have the same problem with Mixcraft as with your CD burner--a bit of loud static in between tracks. I burned these exact same tracks with the free CD burner software (Sony Record Now) that came with my HP computer and there was no static. Also, is the...

Thanks, I didn't realize I could add anything to an existing marker, but it worked. You didn't answer my second question: How do I save edited wav files back to my hard drive? And a third question, When I go to burn all 12 of my edited songs in mixcraft, do I need to put them all on the same track w...

Just wondering if there is any special place in a song track that the ISRC marker belongs. You can't put it right at the beginning because there is already a start marker. Also the CD track separator option must be checked to use the ISRC marker, which wants to start a new track at that point. Also,...

I just finished recording and mixing 12 songs for a CD at my home studio. I can't afford to spend hundreds of dollars getting the songs mastered professionally at this time. Can I use your CD burner to raise the volume of these 12 songs up to industry standards without distortion? Do you have a volu...