This question has come up before. There might be "unheard" audio like reverb or any fx with decay. Not sure if setting the master track to fade to mute at that point will help but worth a try.

Also, there is a setting for it to jump back to track start but not a sure about at the end.

I've had times when I normalized and there was no apparent change. I just assumed the audio was already at that level.

Yeah! Very authentic. If nobody told me it was from a Mixcrafter I would have assumed it was a newly mastered original tune from the Ventures or the Shadows. Nice job! - Jason

Actually I love the light version of 10+. Easy on these old eyes.

Love the color scheme with bold outlines.

Have you submitted your log file?

I've encountered similar maddening events and many times it has been a driver issue. I updated them and it made a huge difference. I've since installed an app called Driver easy. It finds things that windows just doesn't. https://www.drivereasy.com/ This not spam BTW. It's a genuine tip from a bona-...

Ah, ok! Didn't even consider that. Thanks guys!

Hi Guys,

Weird problem with the project list. See pic.

J

I've got that beat. I just think of a tempo and it sets it for me.

Yes, you can turn it off post recording. It is only permanent if you mix it down with compression on.

This is a long list, dating back years. I suppose it wasn't curated in any way over time to gather up at least the most-wanteds? Anyway, at the risk of suggesting something that was suggested before but I haven't read because reading 126 pages is a little over my time budget - I recently saw Studio...

Cool track. I think it would have actually been a contender in the 80's with "Electric Avenue".

Thanks Trev!

Nice, I love it when people turn orchestral or mellow Beatles songs back into rock songs. Case in point: https://youtu.be/xaxotbWuAAU?feature=shared