Pianissimo produces sound from it's GUI keys in Mixcraft and the standalone as it should. But while it plays a MIDI track just fine in all versions of Sonar/Cakewalk, the GUI keys no longer work. I've checked all the settings and can't find a reason for this. TruePianos works as expected in Sonar/Ca...

OK, After reinstalling Windows 10, I installed Mixcraft 8 but not 9 yet. That might be it but we'll see.

Hi Greg, I got the Pianissimo expired trial warning again (both vsti & standalone) so I ran the file you gave me. It solved the problem but it does keep happening from time to time. I just don't know why.

Thanks for confirming Greg. I also use it 99.9% as a plugin, probably why no one noticed for 15 yrs. Sometimes I use the standalone for just playing and only used the recorder a few times, so it's not a big deal.

I noticed there are 2 groups of record buttons, 1 for activating record and 1 during recording. The buttons labeled "RecordXXX.png" seem to work fine but once you are recording, the buttons labeled "RecordingXXX.png" do not show. In other words, while recording the button remains...

Maybe I'll keep it as a backup should I have trouble in the future. Thanks.

Here's another odd one. I see I signed in with my old account the last 2 posts. This one failed in 2017 so I made a new one in 2021, which I used to start this thread with. Apparently this one still works so is it possible to merge the two accounts and delete the newer one?

This is new to me also. It's only been happening since my PC went down and had to reinstall Windows 10 and everything on it. If it happens again I'll remove and reinstall Mixcraft.

Happened again and ran the reg file.

For some reason there's an "fa" reg dword value of 0 that keeps switching to 1 causing the warning. Is this because I'm not online for it to phone home? Or does it need to do that?

I think Studio One 3 was the last version to support 32 bit plugins. You might be able to use jBridge, etc. to convert it for use in 64 bit DAWs but I can neither confirm nor deny that.

No idea why that's happening. No idea why no one's responded for almost a year.

I've use Pianissimo for a few years now with an outboard controller and no issues like this.
My log file is currently 33KB.
I have computer "Sleep" turned OFF which may help some of your issues.

The easiest way to remove unwanted noises is cut/delete those parts and bounce/weld the remaining clips back together.

Not sure about MC but other DAWS will retain the original clips after editing in the audio folder in case you ever want to reuse them.

You can edit them manually using a photo editor. Search the mixrez folder for "scroll-bars-xxx.png".

Or you can swap most any MC9 file with MC8 files. MC8 files are in the mixrez/skins/mix8 folder.

Back up or save any originals you change.

aj113 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 31, 2020 5:23 am It's not the nodes that have the problem. It's the reading given as the handle is moved up and down.

Gotcha. Another feature to add would be double clicking nodes to return them to -0-.

aj113 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 28, 2020 12:25 am

sjoens wrote: ↑Thu Aug 27, 2020 10:13 pm Sorry, but the automation dB vs % thing works for me in MC9 462.

So yours shows the measurement in DB, not in % ?

Yes. I set both % and dB and the nodes followed for each one. It sounds like you may have something else going on for the issues you raise.