In previous versions you used to be able to open up a new instance of Mixcraft with another project already open. That no longer seems to be the case, or at least is not working for me. Is this still possible somehow?

I've been working with some large projects lately that have been very sluggish to run in MX10 and after upgrading to build 574 I'm noticing a sizable uptick in performance. Just want to say great work to the team for continuing to optimize the product post launch!

Thanks so much Greg, that solved it. Had no idea to check the store for the Legacy presets. Good to know!

Thanks for the suggestion. No luck though. These are presets that used a combination of built-in plugins (e.g Impulse, MinimougeVA) and Acoustica Expanded Instruments. "Great Noise" for example is Implulse (Water Flute) and Acoustica Expanded Instrument (Great Noise). MX10 does still have ...

Hovering over any key in the piano roll always displays C#-1 as the note value. Image attached

Hi,
I seem to no longer have some Acoustica instruments that have been a staple to me in all previous versions of Mixcraft, such as:

Wave Distortion
Switched-on Wendy
The Great Noise

Where have these gone? Any way to get them back in Mixcraft 10?

Sorry for the long delay here, had some stuff come up. Thanks for the suggestion Greg. Finally got around to trying this out and everything seems good when I mix the tracks down to stems. Not exactly an ideal solution, but a solid workaround nonetheless. Any ideas as to what's causing the crackling ...

Thanks, appreciate all the good suggestions here. Still getting the same result regardless of buffer size, latency, and mixing down to wav vs ogg vs flac. Changing the buffer preload size in Kontakt didn't affect anything either. I'm wondering if this is just a fluke thing with this particular sound...

Thanks for the suggestion. Same result, unfortunately. The crackling is actually occurring on the first part of that split midi track.

When I mix my virtual instrument down (Kontakt 5) to a new audio track, the resulting audio track crackles/clips in certain spots. Hoping someone can help me understand what's going wrong. Here's a video demonstrating the issue: https://www.dropbox.com/s/09y25jme27syfwl/MixcraftCrackle.mp4?dl=0 Thanks

Wow! Thank you so much. This is an incredibly effective solution.

If there's still any room for suggestion, ideally you would be able to rotate the velocity slider to achieve this:

Hi, There's no automatic feature to do that. You'd have to do it manually. Greg Thanks Greg. Figured that was the case since I haven't found a way to do it :( Are there plans for this functionality in Mixcraft 10? My tracks have become increasingly complex as I continue to grow and strive to make m...

For simplicity's sake, let's say I have eight notes with velocities: Note 1: 100 Note 2: 50 Note 3: 80 Note 4: 20 Note 5: 100 Note 6: 50 Note 7: 80 Note 8: 20 Now, say I want to make the first four notes half as soft than the last four, so it would become: Note 1: 50 Note 2: 25 Note 3: 40 Note 4: 10...

Thanks for your reply, but that's not what I'm asking. As I mentioned above, this is my current workaround by going measure to measure.

I'm looking for a way to gradually increase or decrease at a percentage basis over a period of time, while preserving the dynamic ratio between the velocities.