I just finished my trial of 10.5 RS and I'm really impressed with your DAW, especially coming from ProTools. I am considering purchasing PRO, but was curious about its routing capabilities, which may or may not cover everything below.
I don't know if this has already been addressed, but I would love to see a proper AUXILIARY TRACK be included in the next build or a future version.
Maybe this is only the case for RS right now, but the only Inputs you can select on a given track are those from your interface or MIDI device (etc.). We can send the output of any track to a SubMix or Bus, but we can't send the output from those SubMix or Bus tracks to an Audio Track. There is a workaround for this, in that I could always solo the given tracks, mix them down, and then import the audio back into the project. But life could be simpler.
For the Auxiliary Track, I think we should be able to select any input AND output from within the project and be able to record/mix its audio accordingly.
Every other DAW I'm aware of has an auxiliary function like this, so it's a no-brainer for Mixcraft. It really improves workflow, expands routing, provides another option for converting virtual instruments to audio and for mixing down multiple tracks to a single audio track, and so forth.
Thanks!
I don't know if this has already been addressed, but I would love to see a proper AUXILIARY TRACK be included in the next build or a future version.
Maybe this is only the case for RS right now, but the only Inputs you can select on a given track are those from your interface or MIDI device (etc.). We can send the output of any track to a SubMix or Bus, but we can't send the output from those SubMix or Bus tracks to an Audio Track. There is a workaround for this, in that I could always solo the given tracks, mix them down, and then import the audio back into the project. But life could be simpler.
For the Auxiliary Track, I think we should be able to select any input AND output from within the project and be able to record/mix its audio accordingly.
Every other DAW I'm aware of has an auxiliary function like this, so it's a no-brainer for Mixcraft. It really improves workflow, expands routing, provides another option for converting virtual instruments to audio and for mixing down multiple tracks to a single audio track, and so forth.
Thanks!
Statistics: Posted by G0RD0N — Fri Aug 23, 2024 8:56 am