Thanks, I'm looking to do it in wavs more than midi. I already own Guitar Pro for that.

I understand it would be a pain to code, so if it's not possible, that's perfectly okay.

Hi,

When editing midi and waves, sometimes I think it would be nice if the music could be shown in multiple rows rather than one straight line. I reckon that would make making editing out errors etc a little easier. If this can already be done, please let me know how.

Thanks!

Chris

Just checking, but do you have your midi 'in' in your midi 'in'? You need to have the midi 'in' in the midi 'out'.

Thanks Mark,

If those drum settings are close, that will do for me. Thanks for your help.

Oh man, that's so full of typos... (So very sorry!). I mean there's one track I don't want to fade out. I can get the others to fade, but for some reason there's, as you say, some latent sounds, so it's not a 'clean' fade. I have tried ending those particular tracks just a little earlier etc, so I h...

I did try searching, and I assume these have been answered before, but please bear with me. 1. A friend of mine sent me a midi drum (well, I sent it to him, then he fixed it and sent it back). He has Superior Drummer, as do I, but some of the settings he has, I can't seem to find in any of the provi...

Yeah, Audio.

The MIDI quantising is easy.

It was just the fact that the whole sound file went red, so I wasn't sure if it was working on quantising or it worked instantly.

I've got it now. Thanks!

Hi,

Apologies if this has been answered before, but how does Quantise work?

The sound file goes red. I'm pretty sure the timing has been fixed, but is that what it's supposed to do? Does that mean it's working?? Can I close the program?

Chris

I quite like Guitar Pro. I use it to make tabs for my band mates, and to learn solos and stuff. It is pricey though.

I reckon the double waveform looks awesome.

Send in a support request and I'm sure they'll help you out.

Also, you can open older projects in Mixcraft7 and save them as 7 files.

No you don't. You can have both going at the same time.

I've said it on this forum a number of times before, but it's because of Mixcraft being as inexpensive as it is, that allows those without the finances to record music. And do it professionally, as well.

Keep up the good work.

I could be wrong, but I think the 'Matched Third Party Content' message is more 'you can't earn from this so remove the tick from "monetise"' rather than 'remove this or die!'. There was a case in Australia (I'm Australian, though I live in Japan), where Men At Work inadvertently used the ...