never mind i figured it out. mix down using selection duh

i do alot of video game chiptune style music, and the resulting track should have no silence at the end. when i set a loop point in mixcraft and play it in mixcraft it loops perfectly. when i mix down to wav ogg or mp3 it always has silence at the end of the track.. i can remove it manually in audac...

i record in measures but switch back and forth to see the time. i get the "mechanical feel" that you're talking about. this is great for electronic type stuff (i do alot of chiptune and other game music) but my punk rock stuff sounds robotic when the timing is perfect. so then i have to go...

Thanks for the tip. I already converted all my files the hard way though! There were only 18 songs so it wasn't that big of a job.

Ok it seems like the original program I exported these in is the problem, and it doesn't allow for exporting as a different type of midi file. So for these old songs I'll have to manually export each track as a separate midi file. It's all good, gives me something to do.

Yeah, I did that. I attached an image showing what I am talking about. These MIDI files were composed in Bosca Ceoil, a crappy freeware program. The workaround I have found is that I can open each MIDI in LMMS and export each track a separate MIDI file and then add these to Mixcraft individually. It...

Hi. I just got Mixcraft. I have a bunch of MIDI files I made in a freeware crap DAW, when I open these in Mixcraft (or add them as an instrument track) it doesn't separate them into the different tracks. But if I open the same MIDI file in LMMS it does. As an example I have a MIDI file that has drum...