Tempo data. I will look into that.
Thanks

The thing is I don't want to turn down guitar level for recording if that is what your saying. I just want to turn monitoring down.

I use a Scarlett 2i2 for my interface. When I record using head phones I would like to be able to lower volume on guitar only coming through headphone. I record to a drum beat and guitar is always too loud. I'm using studio pro 8. Is there a control that would enable me to control volume on individu...

How accurate is the bpm on studio pro8?
I have an sdrum pedal. And I'm curious how accurate mixcraft is in deciphering the drum beats per minute that I bring in.

Thanks Juno but I just got it....buffer length for the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 was shortened to 1ms instead of 10ms.....

I haven't used Mixcraft 6 since Sunday the 4th....worked great then, just like it has since I installed it. I went to use it last night and something is wrong....I'm getting a lot of a static sound coming through the monitors on playback. And it is worse the more tracks there are to the point of not...

I don't know how to find out about Direct monitoring on Focusrite.... Well, this is something you should really know: it's your equipment :wink: . If Mark's links still didn't give you what you're after, the buttons i'm talking about on the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2: focusrite scarlett 2i2 overview.jp...

Juno wrote:So, am i right on this:

I think:

-You must set Direct Monitoring to ON on your Focusrite.



Let us know.

everything else I understand...let me check this out....found out, I don't know how to find out about Direct monitoring on Focusrite....

my recording mode is in takes... my stuff is connected guitar>amp>amp line out>Focusrite>computer... here is a screen shot of preferences http://i1372.photobucket.com/albums/ag321/hpharley90/sound%20device_zpslrtludtf.jpg On this screen shot I just want to make clear that I never used this button......

HI, Are you using Mixcraft 7? This is a new feature of Mixcraft 7 and it appears in the Piano Roll. Look at the image I posted and click on "Step" to the right of "Piano." If you're using an older version of Mixcraft, ignore my suggestion (unless you want to upgrade to Mixcraft ...

Acoustica Greg wrote:Hi,

And if you're in step editor mode, you can click to add a part of the drum kit that's not shown.

Greg

Greg I don't know what step editor mode is...I don't know what your screen shot is...

Juno wrote:I think maybe the Sound Tab is where you gotta go? Add the Studio Drums VSTi as you do, doubleclick in the track to create a clip, select it, and go to the Sound Tab.

sound tab drums.jpg

that's what I was looking for..thanks so much...

I'm tried using 0:0 studio drum kit just like in the video.......but I did try all of them in drop down menu and the same thing...nothing...if you see in my screen capture in the above post you can see which preset was selected...

I have had Mixcraft 6 for about 12 months now. I am using a Focusrite Scarllett 2i2 interface.... For about 11 months I have been recording my guitar and listening through my studio monitors to a drum track.....also my guitar came through the monitors without any latency, headphones also....but I ha...

Thank you Mark for that and sorry for the late response. In the post a couple posts above mine by Greg he has a link for Chris's (Mixcraft Mini - Tip on Acoustica Studio Drums) On that video he is adding cymbals and maybe toms and I don't have any of that...how come I can't do that? That is why I th...