Rock.Guitar

MIDI "Midi Instrument Digital Interface" do not contain any audio. They are only binary representations of the position or location from MIDI input device. EX: a MIDI keyboard's key strokes. You can "export" the entire song (and its MIDI composition) structure if that is what your needs are and then "import" it into MixPad as a single stereo track then do as you may with it.

It would be nice to be able to "link" multiple tracks effects rather than "unchecking" individual tracks as I do know. It works but nowhere as efficient in A/B senario. Example: We have now (Record | Mute | Solo | Effect | Monitor) Maybe we could include (Record | Mute | Solo | Effect | "Effect Link" | Monitor) Thanks in advance. -RG

As a guitarist, I spend 90% of my time working/recording on the "Recording" tab and as such need to flip back-and-forth to the "Tools" tab to bring up the "Mixer" for more accurate dB measurements. In addition, I'll close out the "Mixer" while in session to gain a little more open workspace for viewing live session tracks. It would be a very nice convenience if the "Mixer" is located under the "Recording" tab. The "Mixer (v 7.32) is located under the "Tools" & "Mixing" tab. Thanks in advance. - RG

Speaking to Windows 10: Young lady! I seem to be having the same issue as you. 🥶 VST (virtual studio technology) is quite the "industry standard" for a looooong time now. The MixPad directory structure and location of the files infrastructure is obviously simple. From my search, it appears that MixPad stores its homegrown effects (*.efc) files at local [C:\ProgramData\NCH Software\MixPad\en\presets]. However these (.efc - not MS Outlook) files apparently are proprietary predators. 🤑 I like the MixPad Visual EQ for custom LP/HP EQ but it's a bit awkward setting my own "QFactor" band sweep manually - it's doable but with much patience and virtue. I really wanted to drop in the free VST plug-in MEqualizer | MeldaProduction but you know as well as I do it aint gonna happen with MixPad. Switching gears, I also use another program that uses common (*.dll) files for VST plug-ins and I simply drop any "clean" DLL into it's native VST directory and the program will scan this directory and vwa-lah there she blows - literally. So my dear, it looks like with MixPad we get what we paid for MixPad Masters v 7.30 "NO 3RD-PARTY VST PLUG-INS ALLOWED" ~$80. 🙂 Rock on Girl - Rock Guitar

Hello folks. I have two (double) guitar tracks using the same effect (ex: visual EQ). I'd like to "link" the effect so when I "uncheck" (or bypass) the effect on one track (or) the other track it simultaneously will "uncheck" the second associated track. At this moment I have to juggle (check/uncheck) between the two effects manually. Thank you in advance. - Rock Guitarist