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.

I see your reply. You obviously sent it whilst I was writing mine.

The sampled sound has to be longer than about four seconds to expose the problem. A crash cymbal hit hard can require about double that before it becomes inaudible. I first noticed the issue when I made my own crash sample that lasted about eight seconds and loaded it into OmniSampler. I then applie...

Greg, there is no particular file that causes the problem; you can load an mp3 music file into OmniSampler in order to gauge the speed of the decay during playback. As I explained, create a midi clip with at least four measures containing whole notes that are tied so they produce a continuous sound ...

Greg, A while ago I pointed out an issue with OmniSampler in that it fades off too quickly, making it unsuitable for use with crash cymbal samples. I was asked in an email to provide a file to demonstrate this but I was about to leave for holiday and completely forgot about it on my return. However,...