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Sonar mix recall. I like it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWsDmTnNw28

I have downloaded this and I can't tell any difference. https://www.izotope.com/en/products/mix/neutrino/#system-requirements I notice Mixcraft and Sonar Pro are not mentioned here: Plug-in host compatibility Logic Pro X.2, Ableton Live 9.5, Pro Tools 12.4, Pro Tools 11.3.1, Cubase Pro 8.5, REAPER 5...

It might be worth checking the project tab and see what it says there?

Mark Bliss wrote:Be aware: a meter plug-in on the main bus will be measuring before the main fader.
In other words, the meter is measuring what is going to the fader, not coming out.....

It is often common to insert a gain trim plug-in before the third party meter.

Mark, would you mind expanding on this?

Pete

If I right click on a track and select Add sound file, I can preview (audition) it.

A bit different but:

Would it be a good idea when doing a punch in recording that the recording stops automatically when it reached the end marker and the caret went back to the beginning marker?

When using loop function I select replace option using the track recording mode tab I get the same result as "takes" ie. new lanes are created and previous recording muted.The manual indicates that no new lanes are created which is what I want.

Does this help?

ts not a matter of system requirements,

As I spent numerous e-mails and phone support to Waves when I couldn't get a vst to download nevermind work to be told they don't support AMD chips.

Hence the system requirements.

Waves system requirements:

http://www.waves.com/support/tech-specs ... quirements

This is interesting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROwaumy-IlY

I think you are right there. You can apply effects to each invidual drum tracks in Mixcraft on a track by track basis.

Click on File menu and use copy project files to. This then copies all the external files you have used into your specified folder. That doesn't sound as easy as putting the files wherever you want yourself. It's very easy once you get used to it. Remember that MC is 'pointed' to your track on the ...

Slimy wrote:Mixcraft doesn't seem to save audio files internally.

Click on File menu and use copy project files to. This then copies all the external files you have used into your specified folder.

I'm sorted.

What I needed to do was use split and use the shift key to drag the clip down.

Pte