After a while, I found the Spitfire plugin somewhat disappointing. On its own, it sounded reasonably good. However, I wanted some nice violins behind a rock project I'm working on, but the Spitfire sounded flutey, as if it was an ensemble of recorders rather than violins. The texture of an authentic...

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I've found Waves 'CLA Vocals' to be an excellent plugin for quickly and easily fattening and smoothing vocals, as well as giving them a more professional sound. I've tried to duplicate the quality of sound with a string of other plugins but without success, so I use it all the time on vocals. https:...

You can easily download and install the 64-bit versions from the G-Sonique website if you so wish.

It's possible to run two versions of Mixcraft on a PC at the same time. I have versions 7.7 and 8.1 installed with no issues. I can even run them both at the same time as long as they're routed to different sound cards.

I just thought I'd let you Mixcraft users know that Plugin Boutique is currently selling the Sonivox Film Companion plugin suite (four orchestral sections plus piano) for a mere 15.95 GBP / 20.88 USD / 17.70 Euros. Also included is a free i-Lok manager, so no USB i-Lok necessary. https://www.pluginb...

Hi Ian, As to the second part of your question: I had an exchange on this with someone from the dev team some time ago- I think maybe it was before MX9. I also poked around with a little research of my own on this- And between that discussion, (I think it may have been Joseph) and my research, conc...

Thank you, Greg.

What I mean is, assuming you've been doing a large number of edits on a project, is the number of undos effectively infinite or finite, and if the latter then what is it?

Does anyone know the maximum number of undo instances that Mixcraft provides?

Inspired by my usual graphics software, it also occurs to me that perhaps the number of undos could be made adjustable (within Preferences) in order to allow for those who are a bit short of available memory.

I find it frustrating that there doesn't appear to be an emulation of a Gibson EB bass, which has a thick sound due to the humbucker pickups.

What??

What has this to do with Mixcraft?

I played back both the midi and audio track simultaneously, but could hear nothing off-tune.

Bear in mind that for adjustments of less than a semitone, the number has to be entered manually.