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Sound On Sound Magazine May 2008 - "Acoustica's inexpensive and
easy-to-use sequencer continues to impress with the addition of MIDI
tracks and VST Instrument support!" - Paul Sellars
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Keyboard Magazine Key Buy Award May 2008! - "What you get for your
money here is just unreal. Unreal enough to win a Key Buy? Hand down!” -
Craig Anderton
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Computer Music Magazine May 2008 (8/10) - "Mixcraft
4 is a great application and possibly represents the best solution yet
for PC-based computer music novices." - Lee du-Caine
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MusicRadar.com April '08 (4/5 stars) - "Mixcraft’s incredibly
reasonable price point and solid features make it one of the most
value-packed DAWs we’ve seen to date, and we don’t hesitate to recommend
it to those looking to get started or to anyone seeking a more
straightforward experience than that offered by the majority of music
applications."
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Oceana Digital Media News Mar '08 - "A surprisingly well featured,
very capable DAW platform."
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Keyboard Magazine's Stephen Fortner January 2008 NAMM video interview.
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Gearwire.com Jan 2008 NAMM video interview.
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Sound On Sound Nov '07 - "With unlimited audio tracks, support for
VST and Direct X effects, and an intuitive interface, Acoustica’s
Mixcraft offers a lot of recording potential for not a lot of money."
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Technology News Mar '07 - "Acoustica's Mixcraft turns a computer
into a recording studio, allowing musicians and podcasters to create
polished compositions. The software is designed for both novices and
those with more experience in home recording. What is very nice about
Mixcraft is how easy it is to get the sound into the program. You can
drag and drop sound files onto a track, or record audio directly."
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ITP Technology review of Mixcraft 3.0 (4/5 stars) - "Mixcraft 3 by
Acoustica is a multi-track audio recorder that lets you to record your
own band, remix a song you like or simply create an entire song from
scratch."
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Jack Ludington's MediaBlab - "Mixcraft
is the Windows equivalent to GarageBand."
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