Hi! We have released the new "HoRNet TrackShaper", a "mix on autopilot" utility for those who want to have good sounding tracks without spending hours tweaking plugins.

The TrackShaper is based on the HoRNet ChannelStrip MK2 technology and includes several specific algorithm for different sound sources like: kick drum, snare, acoustic instruments, guitars, etc.

Hey all! well my cousin really took a liking to audio production, and after 6 years or so, it's time to upgrade, now that we know he's serious about it. we have probably as much as 10K. The goal is to make this less pro-sumer, and lean towards more pro stuff. Any ideas on any aspect of this upgrade are more than welcome.

Ok, I've recently purchased a few extra synths for my studio, bringing my total of synths from 4 to 7.

I'm now getting a bit overwhelmed at how to manage my MIDI wiring.

I only have an Audiofire 12 with 1 MIDI in / 1 MIDI out
Ideally, I would like:

Hi guys,

Just upgraded my studio with a brand new Focurite liquid Saffire 56 and an Octopre MkII.

With every changes to my gear, I try to better myself. I band project is coming soon, they're gonna track in my studio and mix and master at another place. So, I need to export wave files at there best.

I dunno where to go. There's one professional i'm going to contact to try to trade gear schlepping for observation, but as far as self learning goes, i've reached clueless.

I would like to analyze analog circuits by sending a stimulus through it and then recording the output, changing the circuit slightly and then running the test again to produce two *almost* identical .wav files that can then be compared sample-for-sample.

EDIT: I solved it myself after 4 months of this BS. If anybody else has this problem it's annoyingly easy to fix. Simply go into Mixcraft and click "Sound Device", then tick the box that says "Use High Priority Threads for Audio Engine". It solved both the guitar latency and the weird rotary effect.

Hey guys, I have been planning of starting a one man band sort of project (all done virtually) and i need help in finding a cheap but good software that might aid me in doing so. I play guitar, so i could get a cable and somehow play through the cpu and record like that but i have no idea where to start and it seems confusing to me and all right now.

Hey,

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Any one that tries this, please let us know what you think and why you are into hybird mixing and chose or are thinking about choosing this?