Lawrence,

Did you ever find a solution to the above issue?

I'm only just going through the manual now (I don't have MC6 installed yet)... But I see that MC uses what it calls "child tracks" for multi-out instruments, and there seems to be a specific sends procedure...

Hard to see the steps you took to get to the situation above... but I'm wondering if maybe there was a step or two that was missed?

In the meantime, I will try to install MC6 (if only the demo) sometime this week, and test this out myself.

Cheers.

I think an obvious flaw is using other soundfiles such as mp3 on multitracks. A user has system set to low latency then you get issues when adding these type of files. One cannot expect performance except when using audio only and midi. I tested out Mixcraft and found some of the features easy to use. i didn't like the way FX were assigned and get the window for Amplitube3. I figured out how to get it to play but thus far I find that SawStduio Lite still satisfies needs. I am trying to find other DAW that works well using multiple cores. SAW folks state that using multiple cores is waste of time mostly since all ends up in same place/time. hence the trials.