Manual Del Mixcraft

Welcome to Mixcraft 5.0, the easiest multitrack audio, MIDI, and video workstation on the planet!
We've tried to make the help instructions as easy as possible to navigate. You can search our "How To" section to learn
how to do common operations in Mixcraft, such as using virtual instruments or recording audio. For more advanced
assistance, you can search our "Mixcraft Reference" section fordetailed information about every feature in Mixcraft. Finally,
check out "Troubleshooting" section to solve common computer problems with Mixcraft, including problems playing back
audio.
Important Sound Setup Information! (Read This!)
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Important Sound Setup Information
When you first startMixcraft, you should make sure that the audio latency response is set up properly. All sound
devices and sound cards are not created equal and some have better performance than others. In addition, your
computer's speed will make a difference in audio performance. Adjusting your sound device's performance will be a
balancing act between latency versus gapping or breaks in continuous sound.
If you arerecording audio with Mixcraft's built in monitoring or playing virtual instruments, you will definitely need to
adjust your latency response properly.
Choosing An Audio Driver Type
1. Click "Preferences" from the "File" menu.
2. Click on the "Sound Device" tab.
3. For Vista and Windows 7 users, the default choice is "WaveRT". If you have a slower computer, you may need to
adjust the latencyto a higher value. (1000 milliseconds = 1 second.) WaveRT is recommended if you have Vista. If
"WaveRT" is enabled, click it. (WaveRT stands for Wave Real Time.) In standard mode, WaveRT goes down to 20
milliseconds latency.

4. If you have Windows 7, you may be able to click WaveRT "Exclusive Mode". This mode will allow you to go down
to one millisecond of latency, depending on your...