Hello fellow Mixcrafters,

Someone sent me this frequency cheat sheet. I'm still not sure how to make real world application, but it helps in reaching goals.

Jason

Hi,

Yes you can record system audio in Mixcraft. I do it all the time. You need to choose source in the left column. Click the little arrow next to arm and you'll see the options. For me it shows up as Stereo Mix. If it doesn't show for you, there might be a windows setting that needs to be enabled.

Cool vibe. Interesting instrumentation.

ppayne wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2024 6:30 am Really cool stuff. Congratulations. 30 songs is really quite an achievement. Respect!

Thanks a lot! I had a whole pandemic to finish it.

RStudio wrote: ↑Sat Feb 17, 2024 10:38 pm Great songs! Added a few tracks to my playlist

Hey, thank you very much!

TrevsAudio wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2024 2:30 pm This quote from Andrew Scheps - Multi Grammy Award winner and producer for the likes of Metallica, Adele and Michael Jackson:

The only thing that matters, is what comes out of the speakers. Nobody cares how you got there.

Amen.

Ditto! Great transitions too!

Cool. I love the emotion of the song. And Muz's vox suits it well.

Dobar dan! Nice effort.

Fabulous! Yes, you are onto something here. Good job! What I like is your preservation of the core melody, but you didn't sacrifice the epicosity (not a word in the dictionary, but it should be) of the meter of the piece. In other words, you straddled the line between rock and classical rhythms. As ...

Great composition, musicianship and vocals. Good job!

joss wrote: ↑Wed Jan 31, 2024 5:25 am Added a little more bass.

Yes, that's much better. Sounds good.

Hello jwarv. Thank you very much for listening and I'm glad you liked the melody. I would also have liked you to talk to me about how it sounds, that is, about the mixing and post-production, although it was a very bad opinion, it is something I am obsessed with lately. You're going to excuse me bu...

30 songs is a lot of work and it's well done. I loved Right Here and Maybe, which is great. It all sounds very professional. I have learned one thing and that is that at first it seemed to me that the sound was quite distant but then I realized that when you increase the volume it does not lose def...

Nice tune.

Isn't Bandlab interesting? Sort of like Soundcloud but with an online DAW. Not my cup of tea for workflow, but nice for a diversion once in a while.