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.

Hi, There's no option to just list which plugin is on which track.It could be one plugin causing others to crash, so you might concentrate on tracking down the one you added to the project right before the project started. You can click on the File menu, select Manage Plug-Ins, and disable any of t...

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Mon Feb 03, 2020 3:15 pm

Out of curiosity, how do you know it’s three plug-ins?

As the project plays, a box appears advising that the particular plugin (Classic Chorus) has crashed. When the 'OK' button is clicked, it advises of another one. When that 'OK' button is clicked, it advises of a third one.

I'm experiencing the crashing of three plugins when I begin to play a project, causing the sound to be killed, and when I restart it happens again. Is there a means of identifying where these problematic plugins are situated within the project?

Hi Greg.

Apologies; I meant to say that I can only use the plugins in demo mode.

I've downloaded the Mixcraft 9 trial, but can't try the new Toneboosters plugins in Demo mode because they demand activation codes. Is this supposed to happen, or does it all work normally after purchase of MC9?

It appears to be yet another silly toy for the furtherance of dumbed-down music.