botface wrote:You can change the sample rate in Preferences/Sound Device

Not in my ASIO configuration. My ASIO drivers are configured to follow the project settings of the DAW it seems.

Hello, I currently own a Tascam US-1641 recording interface and it has support for 96kHz sampling rate when recording. But appearantly they've made it so it adjusts the sampling rate after the DAW. So I was wondering if there's a way to change the sampling rate in Mixcraft or if this is aplanned fea...

I'm getting this compressor next week and I'm wondering if anyone used it before? Is it any good?

Hi. Im having the same problem. I installed Antares Autotune Evo fine. Im using cubase 5. It comes up as a VST and i turn it on but it does not change my voice. So i bring up the VST and it does not seen to recognise it as in graph mode i cant see anything? what can i do? any help will be great tha...

Tick the "Monitor Incoming Audio" in order to hear what you play. But you would have to have a sound card that has support for low latency though.

Microphone: Superlux H8C Three-Pattern Condenser. Use: Vocals Well, considering the fact that I have never tried another condenser microphone it's hard for me to specify whether I get good results or not compared to others, but the sound is very clean and has a very natural sound. Really liking it ...

When it comes to music you usually get what you pay for. ANd considering Behringer being a pretty trustworthy company, I'd say that these monitors are worth their price. You should also check other places for a better price as well. EDIT: http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.com/product/Behringer-TRUTH-...

Did you tick the "exclusive mode"? If so, then you need to close any other application which may get in the way of Mixcraft. Such as media player and basically anything that will create a sound signal.

Just remove those lines from the file and press save

You always record in mono unless you have two seperate signals. Anyway, in Mixcraft select "Right channel" or "Left Channel" instead of "Stereo" and you will get sound on both ears

I'm currently using the demo now, I'll have to test this for a while. I'll get back to you once I've had a go at this!

From what I figure yes, I would have to add the signal before it comes to my PC and then just record till I get it just about perfect when I use hardware. And the reason that I need hardware is because there actually aren't any good VST's that do good harmonies. I've tried to search for free ones, b...

There are two units I'm going to buy to begin with and that is a Compressor made by Alesis and a Harmony Engine created by Digitech. I'm just confused as how I would set itup and apply it to my Mixcraft tracks. I have an Alesis IO2 external sound card which has two inputs, would I have to get a new ...

Hello, I'm currently building a rack because I need some new hardware equipment for my recordings. I was just wondering how to use them with Mixcraft?

Just something I'm wondering about, really. Is it possible to record something from my mic and then apply a VSTi on it? So the virtual instrument will add the effect onto my vocals? I'm wondering since I really want some good stuff to alter my voice in loads of ways. Yes, I did try many VST's, but g...