I never got that far into GSnap as to use that feature, but I was under the impression the MIDI function was an input to the plug in, an alternative pitch correction guide instead of choosing the scale or notes in the plug in. IE: routing a MIDI track as an input to the plug in, to be used as a gui...

I'm trying to do a quick vocoder bit in a song and autotune won't cut it. Gsnap has a setting called "midi fun". That's all well and good, but how do you get audio routed through it when midi is a digital signal? Does it have something to do with send tracks? I can't even get "midi fu...

-Sectional dynamic time stretching like in Logic/Garageband. -Beatcraft interface integrated into mixcraft. -Updates to beatcraft <---- -A way to chain vocal tracks to virtual instrument tracks to make manually vocoded/pitch perfect effects. -Chop 'n Screw remix toolbar? -Chirp Generator (Audacity) ...

mxc6 beta of 208 but it was doing it before that as well

Anyone else having this problem? It runs slower than forrest gump when trying to use it in mixcraft

Title says it all. I freeze my tracks when i've got them mixed the way i like to conserve CPU but any guitar track using guitar rig 5 Crackles upon being frozen

I have addictive drums and i'd like to create a custom drum map on the side so i know which piano keys represent which piece of the kit

I thought i remember somebody saying that you could do this and save it for future use but i can't quite remember how

How id you solve the problem? I'm having the exact same issue. thanks Man i wish i could give you a concrete answer but the thing is, that plugin is a pain in the ass. You just gotta sit down and grind on it till you get it right. luckily the only thing you're automating is the Stop/Play (<10=Stop)...

I didn't realize things like that were done manually. I figured there must be a specialized plugin or some sort of automation involved. What about the "glitching" effect which can also be found in this song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ViSZI6UJEUQ at about 1:54 I can see just chopping up...

Hey I'm trying to add a bit of depth to some of my songs and was wondering if anyone has any tips on chopping and screwing vocals/guitars etc Check out this video for an idea of what I'm looking for: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxkjfaV9k8Q&feature=related Stutters (with dropping pitch): 2:14 ...

24 bit is definately worth it. Always go for the highest possible quality you can realistically achieve. A good friend of mine, whom I consider to be something of a mentor once told me "the better your input signal, the easier your job will be in post-production." And I've always carried t...

Smashing, ty greg

Just as the topic says, when I mix a song down, there's always a few seconds of silence after the song is over (varying in length). I'd like to have control over when a song stops so I can have album-like transitions between songs instead of 5+ seconds of silence per song

I do the exact same as bernard the hermit. A bit crude and time-consuming, but it'll have to do until the powers that be *cough* acoustica *cough* release a patch with an official way to sort them. Unfortunately, some vst's don't like being re-named. My ampeg svx refuses to work under any file name ...

I'm trying to do a send track for my drums for a segment of my song so the drums can sound distant and foggy but the thing is, the dry signal from the drum submix track comes through as well as from the send track. I want JUST the wet signal from the send track, not the original drums themselves any...