Hi,
If you have mixcraft 10.6 630 pro studio, it has the functionality built in to separate the audio into stems within the tracks themselves so they line up from the start. My assumption is you separated the audio outside of mixcraft then dragged the stems in.
However, you would still have to warp the tracks individually.
Just curious, is it the entire performance as a unit that just isn't on precise time, or you can hear instruments that stick out because they definitely are not playing in time?
If you have mixcraft 10.6 630 pro studio, it has the functionality built in to separate the audio into stems within the tracks themselves so they line up from the start. My assumption is you separated the audio outside of mixcraft then dragged the stems in.
However, you would still have to warp the tracks individually.
Just curious, is it the entire performance as a unit that just isn't on precise time, or you can hear instruments that stick out because they definitely are not playing in time?
Statistics: Posted by cactus-head — Sat Feb 22, 2025 1:32 pm