OK gang. Here's my submittal for the song of March. A great Clapton Tune Tears In Heaven. I'm still working on mastering this a bit netter, the guitar work is still a bit muddy. Maybe I'll learn something in the Intro To Music Production course that can help me out. Anyway, here's the link: http://m...

Her's another method that I use to create vocal harmonies. After I record the vocal track I create a duplicate track. Then using the pitch adjustment in the Sound tab in Mixcraft, I set the pitch of the second track to a +2 or -2 (sometimes more or less). If you want 3 part harmony, duplicate the tr...

Thanks Trevor.

Thanks. I finally have some feedback on my efforts!

Thanks. I wasn't sure if this was something new or I just stumbled on a Windows "defect". Also, keep in mind the audio will output from your audio interface. You won't be able to use the on-board sound card or speakers for audio out. This is prorbaly OK anyway because I have always sent my...

I have been posting to Mixcraft Live under the artist T-Guitar. Several songs there that I used MIDI and live guitar, bass and vocal. One song Lost In Los Cabos is a compliation of sound loops that come with Mixcraft. This was my first effort in Mixcraft. By the way Trevor, I am also taking the Berk...

I have a laptop with Win 7 64 bit operating system. It has an Intel I7 Quad core processor, 16 MB of Ram and a Solid sate Drive (SSD). I have the Mixcraft 6 Pro DAW and an external M-Audio C600 audio interface. I have been experimenting with the audio interface setup and found something interesting....

I checked and did not see any notations for program or bank changes, however, I did turn all controllers off and I will give it a try.

I load up several midi tracks and when I record an audio track the midi tracks lose their virtual instrument settings and I get no sound. The recorded track plays back fine. I go to each midi track and reset the virtual instrument (select a new one and set it back to the old one) and the sound plays...