I use a fast track usb and i also get crackling and pops in mixcraft...At first i thought it was the interface however i can use the fast track in other recording software and it doesnt make any pops or noises. I like mixcraft a lot however Ive had issues with it regarding unwanted clicks and pops.....

I think the best way to pan any music is to do it as you would see it or hear it live...Basically look at an orchestra and see where things are located and pan them from the audience point of view. Thats one way of doing it i cant find exactly where it says it however there is a page on tweakheadz t...

Its not my company or software however this question has been asked before so I will try and answer it.

Its ok to use mixcraft on more than one puter as long as your the one using the software.

Guitar rig 3 works in mixcraft...Dont take my word for it though...you should download their free trial and see if it works...just fill in the bit of info and your good to go.

http://co.native-instruments.com/index.php?gr3demo

open mixcraft...click on file in top menu then click preferences then click sound device. Wave and Asio options Click circle to choose asio Check asio device and see if toneport is there. You may also need to update your toneport drivers...go to their site and see if they have the latest drivers/sof...

that wideboy plugin isnt free anymore...I think they are charging 90 cents to download it. I tried to download it however it asks for a 90 cent bandwidth fee. I have paypal and could of easily paid the few cents however I kind of wanted to try it before I go through the hassle of doing the whole pay...

Are you creating drum track from scratch or using premade Ezrummer parts.

What i would do is duplicate the original midi ezdrumer track then remove all notes/drums except the snare drum.

Then I would remove all snare drum hits from original track.

Arragment sounds good...i get where your going with it and it does have an epic feel to it even though its still midi right now.

I listened to the whole thing so i guess that says something in itself.

song would sound good with distortion guitar in certain parts which im sure your going to do.

Im not real familiar with recording midi however I would click on arm on track and then click on the little arrow beside it and see whats in the menu. If nothing is in arrow menu then you might try... Top left of page...click on file then click on preferences and then click on sound device in menu a...

Thanks for the help.

I have another question...how do you cut out piece of recorded track...Not sure how to do that.

Ok thanks...Im going re record that one small part on a different track and drag and drop on the old track. I also have good spots in original track that repeat the same chord progression and there isnt a click or pop so maybe i can take a piece from there and added to the click/pop part to cover it...

I recorded a guitar track...track sounds good except there is a click/pop noise in one part. Do i need to re record whole track or is there a way to remove that one part and record over it again I was thinking I could just record right over the click/pop part with new guitar without removing pop...t...

How are you recording...tell us the chain your using. Are you micing amp or are you using amp and effect sims...what mics are you using. Are you using preamp? First thing i notice is there is some timing issues in some spots of your songs. When you record are you using click track? How did you recor...

Basically to create chords on virtual track you need to click on open spot on track (white part) then the midi editor will pop up....click and add notes...you can make notes shorter or longer by stretching blue rectangle note in editor. To change instruments/sounds click on small keyboard on the blu...

When you click on fx and a window pops up you should click on select an effect.

If "select an effect" isnt there then maybe you should uninstall and try and download latest version of Mixcraft 4 and see if that helps.