An i7-3770 isn't stone age. Most of my stuff will function just fine on something that old. Depends on what you're doing. Storage is what's really advanced over the last 10 years and is a huge amount of the faster feel of modern computers. I've upgraded so man old PCs to SSDs that my friends were gi...

Scalable interface.

I did want to get back to you on this. The ability to automatically insert warp markers wherever there's a transient throughout a piece of audio is a real time saver. Then you merely have to scan and drag markers where something's off rather than insert three markers manually at each point you want ...

Ah. Thanks. BTW, I had read the manual. I use Live's to create my own feels and have become quite adept at it. Better to play it right, but...

That's the only way I see to enter warp markers automatically for an entire audio file, or parts of it. Creating them individually for an entire file it not something I really want to do. If there's another way, please enlighten. I'm not that experienced with Mixcraft. Thanks!

I use warping quite a bit in Live, but only for the tiniest corrections. It seems autowarp inserts markers in a selected region but also warps to the timing you select from the drop-down menu. Is there any way to avoid this, in my case, unwanted marking?