You could just zoom in on the track, highlight the click and delete it. Of course automation is just as easy and will keep your track length the same. Plus, learning automation is a huge part of recording, sometimes too huge...... :mrgreen: M I use automation all the time...still get the clicking n...

Starship Krupa wrote:p. 195 in the Mixcraft manual describes it. Don't know about YouTube.

There's a physical paper manual for Mixcraft ????

Hi Ray, Usually all you need to do is zoom in on the offending clip and edit in a "micro fade" like this: microfade.png Many people do this at the beginning and end of all edited clips as habit, to prevent any unwanted noises. It is odd that its not doing it in MX6, I have found it to be ...

I don't understand why it doesn't "click" when I do the same thing in Mixcraft 6 though. My settings are the same. For now, I am forced to record using Mixcraft 6, instead of Mixcraft 7, because I can't accept that 'click' in my recordings. I don't know how to "zoom all the way in on ...

Hi I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong, but recently, when I add a new track somewhere in the middle of the song, when the the timing bar arrives to the new track, I hear a 'click' sound, which gets recorded and heard on playback....which is very annoying, and ruins the quality of the recording....

I've decided to bite the bullet and go with the Mac.(even though some of the appreciated comments seemed to think it is a bad choice). To test the waters, I have found a 2012 Macbook Pro laptop 15 " with a i7 CPU processor SSD and 16gigs of ram. 64bit. It will also have Parallel, which will all...

I keep going through computers that run with Windows OS. I'm tired of them breaking down, or slowing down all the time, in fact, I'm tired of the whole Windows scene. Some other musicians have been egging me to switch to a Mac, and they tell me my problems would be over...(not sure it that is actual...

outteh wrote:Put the value in manually, for example .02. Or .05.

DOH !!! Why didn't I think of that LOL. Thanks Dude

Okay, never mind...for some reason, after the 8th attempt, the update was successful. Maybe I waited too long before shutting Mixcraft down while the update was taking place...I don't know, but it's okay now. Thanks anyway.

I was just wondering if someone could explain to me how to raise or lower a track by .5 or whatever, instead of going from let's say 0.0 to +2.0....For example, how would I be able to raise it to +1.5 or lower to -1.5 ?
I can do it in Mixcraft 6, but can't figure it out in Mixcraft 7.
Thanks.

Tried to download the latest update 310 build, (which said was available to me) and I did as suggested, which is to close Mixcraft 7 while downloading the patch, but each time, I get a message stating to "Please save my work and quit Mixcraft 7. Then click retry to install updates for Mixcraft ...

Does anyone know where I can purchase a vocal harmonizer VST that I could add to my Mixcraft 7 ? Thanks in advance.
Ray.

There's an upgrade path if you log in here too http://acdc.acoustica.com/register You may need to create your account first. Thanks so much Eric....I succeeded in upgrading from Mixcraft 6 to Mixcraft 7, and I have just registered an account (thank you for the link).... So I guess I'm good to go no...

I have had a registered Mixcraft 6 for a while now, and I recently downloaded the free Mixcraft 7 trial. I thought I'd upgrade to 7 seeing it was only 30 bucks...but for the life of me, I can't figure out how to upgrade. I have followed the instructions, and they just send me the code for my Mixcraf...

I've decided to upgrade my Mixcraft 6, to Mixcraft 7.7 but I can't find a way to do it. I followed the instructions on the webpage, for the $29.95 upgrade, and it asks me to fill in my original email address I used when I purchased Mixcraft 6... but it doesn't do anything. I then went on to the purc...