Used some of the drum-loop libraries.
https://youtu.be/HELta24Sf3s

I saw something like this a time or two with MC9, but If just minimize and maximize the MC window, it resolves.

Very Cool, I placed "Chordjam" on Track 1, enabled the red button and recorded the midi chords it generates onto track 2 (in response to single notes played into Track 1). You just have to remember to select to the outputting plug-in in the midi input source drop down menu on the recording...

There is a patch they use that I love, and I was able to get close to it and next thing you it inspired this little song. I'll take inspiration anywhere I ca get it.
https://youtu.be/yTtHWxBA9Q0

I had been reading about the 'ghost dance' and 'trail of tears' saga. Fascinating page in American history.

If everyone will be playing together, don't forget the headphone mix for 4 as well, unless you plan on speaker/monitors and with open microphones that'll be a mess with track bleed and possible feedback. Multi-track live recording is challenging even for the pros. I would avoid live mics if possible...

Nice wall of sound right from the top, what a great song.

Hi, I created a quick video of what I think you are describing as the problem. I listened to your test and hear a similar effect that matches your description. TB MultiFX Residual Delay Loops Forever? I made this video for two reasons: 1. To Confirm that this is happening 2. To get used to using Mi...

Thanks Trev. This project uses several 'waves' plugins that were causing some lag and stutter. Just went to audio on those tracks and all is good. Sometimes I'll have as many as 40 tracks to keep the mixing and fx independent as possible.

Sometimes different wall sockets in the same room go back to different breakers at the box. Equipment ends up on different AC circuits and that can lead to noise as well. Also, one bad mic or guitar cable can ruin a recording.

That's what I ask myself when composing guitar parts from my keyboard...

https://youtu.be/-F_v9dMseZc

Sounds like you are using mixcraft like an old school tape recorder since the MT-65 doesn't have midi. Pretty cool little board. I'm gonna look for a sample set. I can't stand trying to record old school without the flexibility of midi but if you are using the accompaniment features, yeah.. you are ...

You could assign each note used in the song to its own transposed track using split and drag. Tracks are cheap in mixcraft.