After you've installed their VST library, aren't you able to use it like any other effect? Try looking in the effects list..

Try to increase your audio buffer size in the control panel for your soundcard

Do you mean you have the hardware or software? I have the MX400 from Lexicon, but I only use it for when i play live..

Hello, Some friends and I are starting a podcast for a website we're running. We had out first successful podcast this Saturday and we recorded it with Mixcraft. However, I want higher quality and would like to edit all separate voices with EQ, compression and a multiband compression on the project ...

Have a look around here:
http://creativecommons.org

Basically, everything you create is yours and no one can use that unless you tell it's okey.

How is the digital drumset connected to your PC? Is it a MIDI cable into an External Audio Interface or your integrated sound device?

This is where we record


This is where I play my piano and sing


This is the room where we can jam

I will post some pictures soon. I might go down to the "studio" tomorrow to play some piano, so perhaps I take a few shots then

If there a gap somewhere, then perhaps you could stretch the sound a little bit?

I guess it kind of depends on how you micced up the drumset, if you have a complete set of 8 microphones it shouldn't be too hard to correct.

It would be really fun to see how my fellow mixcrafters has it in their studios

Give him practice? Also metronome if you're not using it.

I'm also ahead whenever I record my vocals, but I just move the sound clip slightly to the right and it fits perfect.

Also, it will also be delayed if you record with effects.

It's probably because you're using a demo, purchase it to remove the noises

The files may be damaged and causes Mixcraft to crash when loading them which is probably why they are in the ignore file.