Mixcraft Pro Studio 6 Review - Huge Performance, Mild Price

[Brother Charles]

Hi All,

Bro. Charles here.

I apologize for taking so long to get a new review written, prepared and published. Up this time on the reviewer's bench, is one of the most underrated and overlooked DAWs on the market; Acoustica's Mixcraft Pro Studio 6.

I suspect that there will be those who will not be interested in Mixcraft due to the lack of a 64 bit version or an OSX version. Nevertheless, not everyone is a hardcore "64 or bust" home producer or recording aficionado. Personally, although I own a few different DAWs (Studio One Pro 2.5.x, Sonar X2 Producer, and Reason 7) I still end up turning to Mixcraft because of its ease-of-use and dependability.

Link: Mixcraft Pro Studio 6 Review - Huge Performance, Mild Price

Luv n' Thanks to KVR Krew, fellow KVRians, and RR Readers.

[Brother Charles]

Seriously, gang. Take a quick look at the review. Mixcraft is not "just a toy". It has come a long, long way since it's early days.

[ATS]

A couple of songs on my page were made using Mixcraft. It is powerful and easy to use. I love it, just all 64 bit now.

[Tricky-Loops]

Mixcraft is a nice DAW, and it could be even better if it could import & export FXP files (synthesizer & effect presets).

In REAPER this isn't any problem. But Mixcraft only loads FXB files.