Thank you Greg I will do that as soon as I will get to my computer !

Cheers !

Nice tips I didn't thinked of that one ^^.

I always use loadbox as DI and IR cab simulator pluging in my DAW (for tube amp only).

Nice one ^^.

I've checked my driver from my soundcard and my graphic card and my mothercard too.

Yes good point I didn't think about the logfile, I don't know if a log file was registred. I hope so ! I will check it out !

Hello everybody, I think I've got a problem with Mixcraft 7 on my Windows 10 PC. Here is a brief description of my PC : Windows 10 64 bits. Intel Core i7 3.6 Ghz and go to 4 Ghz. 16 Go RAM. 500 Mo SSD + 1 To external disc. So it's a pretty strong setup. I've chose this one for audio, to be able to m...

Probably a better zoom on the audio files in Mixcraft could be a good idea. As the good zoom from Soundforge and Pro Tools.
By this, Mixcraft could be used for detailed editing in voice-over things. And thus, reach more professionals.

So I finally can answer to myself, if that even happen to someone : Unfortunately, it's NI that is right. I've teste that by plugging a jack into the sound card and touching with my finger the other side of the jack. I put the "Monitor 0 latency" on at the same time as the playback monitor...

Thank you for your answer ! In fact, the latency is okay, but not awesome. I think it's due to my sound card NI Komplete Audio 6. I get Buffer underruns everytime I click anywhere on my project when it's reading the tracks, or when too much new track starts reading. It creates pops and audio drops. ...

Niiiice thank you !!!

Hi everybody ! My first message here, because I came with something really strange in my Mixcraft 7. Here is my basic setup : Windows 10, i7, 16Go RAM, Native Instrument Komplete Audio 6, driver updated, Mixcraft Pro Studio 7 latest version. It's about the latency estimation. Native Instrument have ...