The workaround given above works in principle, but with the Intel graphics adapter, I still get only about 1 frame per second in the video preview (on an Intel i7 laptop), which is not sufficient for precise sound timing. This should definitely be fixed. High-end graphics cards are meant to be used ...

1. A modern, scalable user interface with adjustable text size, selectable color themes, etc.

2. Full integration of the mixer into the track view (i.e. all mixer controls integrated in the respective track). A separate mixer never made sense to me.

kentb3050@gmail.com wrote:"Mixcraft 8 support high frame rate monitors?"

Monitor support depends on your graphics card and driver, not your application software. I don't see any feature of a DAW that would actually require a higher frame rate than the 60 fps that all modern monitors support.

Okay, after all the bashing I'd like to return to business (and express my deep respect to the Mixcraft team for its great work and to Greg for staying professional and polite here). I just played around with the display scaling options of Windows 10, and after setting the scaling to 150 %, Mixcraft...

Maybe they could at least incorporate a simple 200 % scaling that doubles all bitmaps and fonts in size. Although a vector-based, fully scalable GUI would of course be better, but probably not with version 8.

I *really* hope the GUI of version 8 will be scalable, so that it becomes readable on a 15" or 17" FullHD screen. Currently the text is so small that it's barely readable.

Joerg

Please, pleeease add a scaling function that makes the GUI text readable on small high-res screens, such as a FullHD laptop screen. Currently, this is a complete show stopper for me, though I'd really love to use Mixcraft. Maybe you are all young people, but for older eyes the text is barely readabl...

Mixcraft should be just fine on a 15" laptop screen, and you can zoom in or change track heights. It's definitely not. I'm currently testing Mixcraft 7 on a 17" (not 15") FullHD screen, and my 49-year old eyes can hardly read the tiny text of the user interface. I would really love t...