Why is this feeling like an argument? And some USB Devices do not!

Hi Acoustica Greg, I'm sure the Soundblasters are fine for gaming, Souroundsound, podcasting and even get some pretty good studio style recordings out of them. BUT! You can't compare it to a pro audio card. the difference is like a VW Bug against a corvette and the price difference is negligible. Do...

Your welcome J Gretch, I too am a Computer tech, I own and run Mobile Computer Services. I have over 25 years experience. What stef66 says holds true, but you will pay a little more for the computer that way. But it's worth it. Keep in mind what you need to perform your task, and buy accordingly. A ...

Hi, You can get very very low latency through a USB device, as long as your computer has USB 2.0. I don't know that third party ASIO drivers would work better than the native drivers that come with the USB device. Greg Well not that I have very many usb devices, but in my case, I have a Peavey Mixe...

I was thinking along the lines of a text track where the lyrics would be in line with the music as it scrolled. But any text addition would certainly help!

Just a little addition to the text request, I would rather see a text track that lyrics for Verse and Chorus could be added. Many times we sit in front of mixcraft holding the words in our hands to lay down the vocals. Just an idea...

wow, I just posted to almost this same problem.
refer to this post.
http://demon.acoustica.com/bbs/viewtopi ... =6969#6969

Let me start off by saying, THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR A GOOD QUALITY SOUND CARD! I can tell you from experience that there are 3 things you want fast and with quality. 1:A fast CPU I recommend at least a 2 GHz or better processor. 2: At least a Gig of RAM ( If you use Virtual Instruments or VSTi's ...

2nd post, Hope this helps. If you are using a USB device as your sound card, you will notice some latency issues. ASIO is a driver for sound cards such as a typical PCI to allow for audio to be passed straight through the audio card instead of being processed by the sound card. Thus giving a low lat...

Hello Acoustica! This is my first post, However I have been following the development of Mixcraft for a few years now. I'm excited to see you are on your way to making Mixcraft with Midi support and the vsti and asio additions are amazing! I play many instruments, and love the ease of use Mixcraft a...