I have the same problem when I open some projects.

Thanks. I'll do what you suggest and we'll see what happens.

Did I put them in the wrong place? I did get both 32/64 plugs. The 32-bit ones show up and work in 5, but not so in 6. The one I'm using so far is the Triple EQ. (Needed more low end frequencies; the <32 to 63 weren't enough with the default Acoustica and Classic EQs. (I still use these of course) A...

You would think so; however, when the EQ Plugin can be that refined, it's extremely hard to denote any kind of preset. However, (and I just found this out), if you pair the EQ plug with a Spectrum Analyzer, you will be able to see the very fine adjustments. IOW, make your own presets. 1 to 10 or may...

^ Well ... For MIDI: It'd be easier just to write in the key (unless writing for non-concert instrument, but you have the transpose button in the Staff/Piano view and the Instruments pane. Now, you could do the change to appropriate key inside every clip, but it's recommended that you merge all clip...

Right-click in the library and choose Download All in view

Sadly, no! I have tried this with 5 and even 6.

Cryptic as in Measures/Beats/Ticks? That's just a musical notes duration counter.

Anyway, to do this:

Above the very first track, you will see four buttons (five actually). The very last one says time/beat. Switch to "Time" to get the hr:min:sec:fr counter.

^ Yeah, that, too.

Double-click on the Loop to Open the details pane. If it's a VI Loop, upon opening, click on the second drop down arrow. (It should say Adjust to Project Key by default) Once chosen, choose Adjust Pitch By You will then be presented with another sub dropdown menu. This is where you evoke your transp...

If you're asking about cropping clips, you do this in the Details Pane. Open it by double-clicking on the clip. To the left, you will see the Details Pane: Length Offset etc etc The top two names are divided in Time: Hours/Min/Secs To make a loop longer, adjust the Length . The offset is just what i...

Turn On Auto BeatMatching

I don't think it should be as that is what input monitor does. It allows you to hear what you are doing (ie: track + FX) without it being processed. Think of it as auditioning.

Ah, rendering is done within Mixcraft. When you go to mixdown a track, what sample/bit rate are you using. 16-bit @ 44.1 is recommended. If this setting is lower than it won't sound as good. Also, you are mixing down to WAV as the other filetypes lose quality due to being compressed. A mod may have ...

What's the EQ for your computer (NOT Mixcraft)? That affects how your project sounds; however, Mixcraft's EQ and your system's EQ are not tied together though you think so.