Monday, June 6, 2016

Acoustica Mixcraft Pro Studio 7 Reviews

These Reviews are from the Sweetwater website. I highly recommend doing business with Sweetwater and avoid Musicians Friend. 

Acoustica Mixcraft Pro Studio 7 Reviews


  • from San Diego,CA U.S.AMay 26, 2016

    EZ PEEZY!

    First of,I wanna give a shout out to my home boi Scott Bennett( X1738)for being an awesome sales engineer at sweetwater and right hook ups for my musical needs. Give the Brutha a call!!

    Now as for the Mixcraft pro 7, I'm dumbfounded of its SIMPLICITY AND EASE OF USE,VERY HIGH-QUALITY SOFTWARE FOR THE MONEY!social media ready,does not require too much processing and ram for plug-ins! but it does not hurt to have lots of it. I've been a pro-tool user for ten years,v7-v9+extreme learning curves) frustrated at times and never giving up which is great but,recording your art should be fun,smooth flowing without hindrance and this does that really well. EZ PEEEZY BABY! AND FUN! And If you dig analog mixers of the past,then you'll luv this software! it has individual channel mixer set up like an analog board at bottom screen.This has more than what I'll ever need! I;m a simple guy and if your like me then you'll dig it as well...

    Anyways there's nothing bad to say at all about this product,plus the book(manual) that it came with is just as easy and user friendly for quick set up and quick start up. Pro tool is not for me,there are people that swear by it,and its all good,just not for me. Acoustica Mixcraft Pro Studio 7 is a steal for the money! just add to cart and bring back the fun of recording again..

  • from LouisianaApril 16, 2016Music Background:
    underground producer

    Blown away

    I have mix craft 7 home studio I'm normally a reason user but I must say I'm very impressed with the DAW program it is very user friendly and u can compose and record very good program mixcraft 7 is all you need lall I can say is protools and logic watch out

  • from USAMarch 5, 2016

    Great value, intuitive interface.

    Acoustica Mixcraft is a powerful DAW with an easy to learn interface.
    Great customer support and an active, helpful and friendly online user community.
    Mixcraft 7 and Mixcraft 7 Pro Studio offer a great alternative to other complex and expensive products on the market.
    Note that there is a standard version between the "Home studio" and "Pro Studio" version. The great folks at Sweetwater need to show this version in the catalog as well!

  • fromNovember 21, 2015

    Wow really good software

    Super easy to use....can produce really clear quality stuff with the right set up.....good for beginners!!

  • from Macon, GaNovember 9, 2015Music Background:
    Christian Rapper, Freelance Mixing & Mastering Engineer

    Mixcraft Pro Studio 7 is my go to DAW!!!

    I was an Avid Pro Tools 8 user for about 5 years and I became annoyed by the freezing, crashing, and rebooting that I had to do constantly when recording directly into the DAW and when I was zealous with the plugins. So I took a chance on Mixcraft 7 and I fell in love with it. It has all of the features of Pro Tools that I like but at a much cheaper price and easier on the cpu. I don't ever plan to go back to Pro Tools.

  • from SeifJuly 28, 2015Music Background:
    Composer

    Great Deal

    Easiest DAW I ever came across, and yet it's so cheap, and has all of the features major DAWs have

  • from AlabamaJuly 16, 2015Music Background:
    Producer/Beat Maker

    Great DAW ! BEST PRICE ! WOW !!!

    I LOVE HOW EASY it is to use ! Best low cost price ! Does it all ! Can hang with the best of the DAW'S on the market ! Make great beats and all types of music with this DAW ! Great for Start Up Studio's !! Great for beginners and pro's too !! Record what you want with no problem ! Very Professional gear here ! Very Good Price ! BIG BANG For Your bucks !! Pro Tools you guys better watch out ! Acoustica Mixcraft Pro 7 is all good ! Works with any recording interface out there ! I have nothing but Love for this DAW ! 64 Bit all day !

  • from USAJune 9, 2015

    MixCraft is AWESOME!!

    MixCraft 7 Pro Studio has come a long way. I had MixCraft 5 but it lacked a lot of features I needed at the time. None-the-less it was a very nice DAW that I felt was heading in a great direction. FFW I upgraded to MixCraft 7 Pro Studio and am blown away by not only the features and enhancements Acoustica has added but the quality and simplicity is astounding as well. Everything just works the way it should. I have 3 other DAWS, all much more expensive and let me just say MixCraft can easily keep right up with them and it does most everything they can do. In some areas even better. This is a fantastic piece of recording software and Acoustica's support is stellar too. Don't let the low price fool you. This is one very powerful and efficient DAW!

  • fromMay 12, 2015Music Background:
    Recording Artist, Studio Engineer

    Mixcraft Pro Studio 7

    First off, I want to say that I'm a huge fan of Mixcraft. I've been using Mixcraft as my primary DAW since Version 4. I've also used other DAWs in the past, such as ProTools, Sonar, Cakewalk, and Reaper. They are all good programs, but for me, Mixcraft is all I need. I can take a song from start to finish in no time without the hassle of bouncing this and that. I can easily manage my hundreds of plugins too! Mixcraft's Pro Studio Reverb is the best sounding reverb I've ever heard. The various functions found within Mixcraft have a low learning curve, which means you can be up and running, producing great music in no time. Mixcraft's latest version comes in both 32 and 64-bit. The 64-bit version can run both 32 and 64-bit plugins, which is awesome. The bottom line is that you won't find a better DAW out there for the money!!

  • from USDecember 8, 2015Music Background:
    Rock & Film, Music Studio, Production

    This is the DAW to watch

    I am embarrassed at the amount of music software I own and use. Pro Tools 9, Studio one 3, Reason 8, Sonar, Reaper 5, Samplitude Prox2,FL Studio 12, Harrison Mixbus 3, and Tracktion 6 all have a place in my heart for different reasons. Each has their strength and Mixcraft is simply to easiest and best way to learn the layout of your typical linear DAW. It can hang with the big boys in terms of features and its actually a blast to work inside of due to its ease of use and wealth of options. As of version 7, it plays nice with all of the plugins(And i have ALOT) that ive tried it with. It seems to be marketed towards rock musicians and thats cool but I would almost say its one of the most versatile workstations in terms of genre creating that ive worked with. To me, Mixcraft feels a lot like Samplitude ProX by Magix but at about 1/3 the price. I like where these guys are heading and within a version or two it'll be giving the big boys in the DAW world something to worry about

  • fromJuly 11, 2015

    Mixcraft is Awesome!

    Mixcraft pro studio is the best. Easy to use, and powerful! I would recommend this to all beginners. Powerful Daw
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Monday, February 22, 2016

Mixcraft 7 Review

A bunch of us recently auditioned Mixcraft 7.  This was not an in-depth analysis but it ran flawlessly on two different computers. It's easier to navigate than 6 which was also easy to navigate.

We recorded a song using some loops and real instruments and the loops we used sounded very good. The vocals came out good and tracked well. The preset effects and chains were a bit too much. We had to cut back on the preset reverbs but once tweaked they sounded fine.

It has more plug ins. The guitar tuner worked great as opposed to them being a bit wonky on 6.

So far so good. Check back for updates.


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Monday, January 4, 2016

Stop Using Macs

PCs are better now. Sure Microsoft fucks up a lot and often the Mac OS is more stable than Vista or Windows 8 but Windows 7 is as stable as anything Mac has and if you go onto DAW discussion forums you will see that DAW have the most trouble running on a Mac. The technical reason is not the main reason that I am suggesting this.

Apple is a much bigger international corporate gangster that Microsoft. Steve Jobs was a much bigger asshole that Bill Gate or Steve Balmer.

Chinese laptop that shamelessly clones MacBook Air revealed [u]
If you want to run a your DAW on a Mac get a Hackintosh or by a Chinese copy of a Mac. Most Macs and Apple devices are made in China by slave labor so why not just buy a Chinese copy?

Chinese MacBook Air knockoff is painfully close to the real ...


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Friday, January 1, 2016

Why Are 5 String Basses Like Cilantro?

It's because they ruin everything! When ever I see a band with a five or six string bass player I know its going to suck. This also holds true for drummer with too many drums. It's not the number of drums and how they crowd the stage and for the bass it's not only the extra string it is also the idiot playing it. Sure that B string throws mud into the mix and fucks up speakers and amps but the main problem is the jackass playing it. Five stingers play like wimps. I've played a few 5 strings and I found that you can't really dig in and play aggressively. Hence the wimpiness and any musician who can't figure that out sucks.

James Brown told the members of his band that every instrument that they were playing was a drum. Like the guitar, and piano the bass is a percussion instrument but the five string's attack is weak and anemic like the assholes who play them.



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Tuesday, December 22, 2015

Presonus Studio One: The Agony Continues

I probably should have done this sooner. When Acoustica released Mixcraft 6 it sucked but it's suckiness was nothing compared to other DAWs such as Cubase, Reaper, Pro Tools and Presonus Studio One. Even when Mixcraft 6 was unstable it was still far superior to the aforementioned DAWs based on workflow alone as well as its superior plug-ins and price point. At least Mixcraft had a lot of potential. Acoustica took it's lumps, kicked some geek ass and fixed Mixcraft 6 and called it Mixcraft 6.1. Acoustica seems to give a shit whereas Presonus seems to be an arrogant company run by a bunch of nasty and dishonest Christards.

Their online user forum sucks and they ban anyone who expresses any frustration. Even on the Reaper forum people try to offer help and while there is no help for Reaper, at least people try and are polite for the most part.

Studio One is an unnecessarily difficult DAW to learn and use. Navigation is a nightmare and it's GUI is so ugly and cluttered that it makes you want to vomit.  Geeks like shitty GUIs. They love Reaper which is as sucky as Studio One but less expensive.

Studio One Sucks but don't just take my word for it.

3 extremely irritating things about Studio One! | AudioSEX ...







Now to the Presonus online user forum.

 ISSUE/BUG: Mixdown Song unreliable - cuts out parts of audio material at the start of the file
by Janko Kezar » Thu Jun 04, 2015 10:15 am

 Studio One 2: record enable/arming button does not respond
by harry2 » Fri Jul 11, 2014 12:00 am

 AudioBox I One problems
by timdelaney » Thu Nov 12, 2015 8:28 pm

Studio One 3 Projects Crashing
by srobinsfoe » Wed Nov 11, 2015 4:44 am


Yamaha DX27 not recognized as MIDI device
by Adria S. » Sat Dec 19, 2015 1:20 pm

Corrupt Song File
by Frank Delle » Wed Nov 11, 2015 11:26 am

What's wrong with my software?
by brettalpaugh » Sat Dec 19, 2015 3:52 pm


I can't hear my audio tracks?
by ryanpounce » Fri Dec 12, 2014 3:48 pm

Studio one freezes when transform to audio
by boof » Mon Dec 14, 2015 4:41 am




Recording stops after 8 measures.
by joeloduca » Sat Dec 05, 2015 3:29 pm




SV13 not seeing my Melodyne editor pluging
by hotjams » Fri Dec 04, 2015 4:18 pm

Can't record virtual instruments
by darkstarguitar » Wed Nov 11, 2015 10:57 am

Problems w/ Studio One/Audiobox USB
by chasesnyder » Mon Dec 07, 2015 3:47 pm


Korg Krome Editor VST plugin not working
by nigelr » Fri Dec 04, 2015 6:01 am




Snap to grid not working
by sergeykuptsov » Tue Jan 13, 2015 9:38 am

Studio one v2 (CD burn issue)
by Gary Moore » Sat Oct 04, 2014 1:24 pm



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Sunday, September 6, 2015

Mixcraft Tutorials Are Great!

They are IMO the best tutorials out there and they are free. Scumbag DAWS like Presonus Studio One makes you buy tutorials and Reaper has its forum full of idiots and assholes who try to make you feel like an idiot because you don't understand something. The only thing you need to know about Reaper is that it sucks and it always will suck and the only thing you need to know about Presonus is that it sucks slightly less than Reaper.

Mixcraft 7 is a musician's and a producer's DAW in that it is easy to use, intuitive, and efficient. Acoustica gives a shit about its users now.

They currently have 47 well done, easy to understand tutorials on Youtube. If you are new to DAWs after you see their tutorials you won't feel intimidated. The best sales tool a DAW maker can have is a tutorial. It's like a virtual test drive. It will let you know if the DAW is for you.





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