Thank you Juno! Your project was very helpful. We've fixed this bug and the fix will be part of an upcoming release.

Thanks!
Dan

Scroll down further. They should be called "Reset Audio To Factory Defaults" and "Reset To Factory Defaults".

If they're not there, please let me know, they might have been left out of the version patcher.

Dan

Rolling Estonian,

These links are part of the newest release of Mixcraft 7.5. If you don't have them, then you probably don't have the latest version of Mixcraft 7.5 installed. Just go to Help->Check For Updates to get the latest version.

Dan

Juno, In your C:\Program Files\Acoustica Mixcraft 7 folder (or C:\Program Files (x86)\Acoustica Mixcraft 7 folder for 32-bit) you'll see a link called 'Reset Audio To Factory Defaults'. Double-clicking on this will launch Mixcraft will default audio settings. There's also a link to reset all the def...

Hi all, If you're using Mixcraft 7 or Mixcraft Pro Studio 7, please go to the Help menu and select Check For Updates. You'll receive the new Mixcraft 7.5 Build 289 which we've just released. If you've been using a previous build of Mixcraft 7.5, there were a couple issues that cropped up. A bug in t...

In exploring this issue further -- it is possible that your recording device supports different formats than your playback device. Here at Acoustica HQ we have a microphone that only supports 44.1kHz or 48kHz, mono, 16 bit recording. In WaveRT Exclusive Mode, we can set our playback device to 32-bit...

The bit rate shown in the Audio tab is correct -- it will display the bit rate of the audio data in the file. If it says 16 bit, it's a 16-bit file. If it says 32-bit, it might be floating point or integer, but either way it's a 32-bit audio file. If your driver settings are set to 16-bit, you shoul...

Hello AJ, I'll attempt to answer both of your questions: 1) Yes, that's correct. Mixcraft uses the audio settings for recording as well as playback. 2) If you set your audio input to 16 bit, 44100, stereo, and you record a file, your recording file will be 16 bit, 44100, stereo. Try it now. I just d...

Hi all, First, thanks for the kind words about Mixcraft 7.5. We very much appreciate the active community here on the forums, and our fantastic volunteer team of beta testers who work so diligently to find the bugs that we miss. We read very carefully through all of your feature requests and bug rep...

The trick for creating the big "Def Leppard" style drum sound requires a few fun steps. 1. Create the snare drum track as a MIDI track. 2. Right click and select Mix To New Audio Track. 3. Right-click on the new audio clip and select Reverse. 4. Add a big Reverb sound to the track. 5. Righ...

Hi friends, We're looking to jump-start our Zeroes and Ones blog ( http://blog.acoustica.com/ ), which hasn't been getting the attention it deserves while our head writer, Mitchell, is busy creating fantastic new Mixcraft University video tutorials. You can view them here: http://www.acoustica.com/m...

Greg's right. Electric guitars are not preamplified, but line level outputs are, meaning the amp output is WAY, WAY louder than a guitar would be. You risk damaging your new cable running the Line Out into it. You can definitely try the Headphone Out, with the volume turned down, but that'll likely ...

Hi friends, The time has come for us to ask you what you'd like to see in the next version of Mixcraft. We know that you've got your list of ideas for how Mixcraft should evolve, and we'd like to hear them! Mixcraft has come a long way over the years, but there are still any number of changes - larg...

Do these "pops" occur at the start of the clips, where the clips are side by side? Do they happen every time you play?

Dan

Howdy, To answer your questions: 1) The Mixcraft 7 trial is the full version of Mixcraft 7, with all features available during your trial period. After your trial expired, you won't be able to mix down your compositions. Mixcraft Pro Studio 7 adds a large number of plug-in effects and instruments to...