1-The ability to to zoom in more on wav tracks, every major DAW allows us to zoom in to samples. 2-Slots with plugins assigned to them, so that if there are plugins we use frequently we could just press "alt+ctrl+1" for example, and that would open up an assigned plugin like a certain comp...

I've thought about this for a minute, and I found a way, I bet there's a better way of doing it, but this works too: 1-Turn on punch in/out recording mode 2-Put the punch in marker at the beginning of where you want to record your loop, put the punch out marker at the very end of where you plan to r...

It should work perfectly fine since it's in VST format, and mixcraft supports vst format.

I don't, but also, I usually don't have exact repetition in my music.

Honestly, I think 32 bit is too much and should usually be avoided, I never go above 24 bit, and usually end up using 16 bit.

Melodyne comes in vst format, and mixcraft supports vst format, so there's no reason they should be incompatible. If you want to edit a vocal performance, just right click the clip and select "edit in external editor" and that should work, there's probably another way of doing it as well, ...

The problem about track imbalances will usually be fixed during the mastering process, but many people mix all the songs in an album/room at one, or at least consecutively. One rule the mix engineers who taught me how to mix always told me "Never touch the master fader!", so always keep th...

Hi folks, Happy Weekend to all. I happen to really like a vsti plug in called amplesound. It is an acoustic guitar sequencer vsti. Very good too. I was using it before my XP laptop got sick from a virus and stopped working. In fact recorded several nice songs using this plug in. While it is by desi...

While we're on the topic of feature requests, it would be really useful if we could zoom in more on the tracks, that would lead to more precise editing.

The only difference between DAWs is workflow, there's practically nothing you can do in one major DAW that you can't do in another major DAW.

marc32123 wrote:

Sami Seif wrote:If I play my cards right, I can get to 3ms.

So how do you play them to get to 3ms?

I use the exclusive mode in WaveRT, oh and I should mention that I'm recording MIDI.

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If I play my cards right, I can get to 3ms.

The mp3 sounds good if i playback in mixcraft but not in windows media player or soundcloud. I don't know how quiet you mean, but that happens to me all the time, and when I compare it to other tracks done by someone else, they sound just as loud, so I think mixcraft is a bit louder than other prog...

Alright, if you want to use mixcraft for a little longer, acoustica have a 30 day money back guaranty, you can purchase mixcraft, and try it out for 30 more days on top of the 15 day trial, and if you like it you can keep it, and if you don't you can get your money back.