Appendix 6: Natively Supported Hardware Controllers

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Getting Started

Audio Hardware Setup

Load and Play an Audio Clip Recording An Audio Track Recording a MIDI Track Adding an Effect to an Audio Clip or Virtual Instrument Track

Registration Mixcraft Main Window Reference Loading and Saving Projects

Tracks and Types

Mixcraft Audio Signal Flow MIDI Basics

Clips and the Main Clip Grid

Operations Common To All Clip Types Clip Grid Right-Click Menu

Audio Clip Right-Click Menu

Virtual Instrument (MIDI) Clips

Virtual Instrument Clip Right-Click Menu

Performance Panel

Performance Panel Controls Performance Panel Clip Sound Tab Parameters Moving, Duplicating, and Deleting Performance Panel Clips Clip Automation With The Performance Panel Playing and Recording With Performance Panel Clips

Performance Panel Right-Click Commands

Perfomance Panel Empty Cell Right-Click Commands Performance Panel Audio Clip Right-Click Commands Performance Panel Virtual Instrument Clip Right-Click Commands

Using The Performance Panel with Novation Launchpad

Automation and Controller Mapping

Clip Automation Track Automation Recording Real-Time Automation Recording Automation Using Hardware Controllers Plug-in and Virtual Instrument Controller Modules

Mixing Down to Audio and Video Files Rendering Videos Burning Audio CDs Markers

Effects Sidechaining

Included Effects

Mixcraft 10 Recording Studio Included Effects Mixcraft 10 Pro Studio Included Effects Mixcraft Legacy Effects

Using Virtual Instruments

Included Virtual Instruments

Mixcraft 10 Recording Studio Included Instruments

Mixcraft 10 Pro Studio Included Instruments

Omni Sampler Acoustica Vocoder

Plug-In Manager Rewire Separate Music Into Stems Using Natively Supported Hardware Controllers Using Generic MIDI Controllers and Control Surfaces The Mixcraft 10 Controller Script API Musical Typing Keyboard (MTK)Preferences Main Window Menus Hotkeys Cursors Troubleshooting Glossary Appendix 1: Using Melodyne for Basic Vocal Tuning Appendix 2: Backing up Mixcraft Projects and Data Appendix 3: Nifty Uses for Output Bus Tracks Appendix 4: Transmitting MIDI Clock/Sync to External Devices Appendix 5: Freesound.org Creative Commons License Terms Appendix 6: Natively Supported Hardware Controllers Appendix 7: Copyrights and Trademarks

Appendix 8: Newly Added Control Surface Documentation

Novation LAUNCHKEY 49 & 61 MK3 Novation LaunchControl XL Novation Launchpad Pro MK3

APPENDIX 6:
NATIVELY SUPPORTED HARDWARE CONTROLLERS‌‌

The table below lists all natively supported hardware controllers as of 2023, but we’re adding support for newer hardware all the time. If you don’t see your unit listed (or you’re in the market for one), make sure you’re using the latest version of Mixcraft, then have a look at the supported control surfaces menu by going to the Main Window menus and choosing File>Preferences>Control Surfaces. Click the down arrow under the the Type column to see the list of currently supported hardware controllers.

	model
Acoustica	Mixcraft Remote
Akai	APC Mini
Arturia	Beatstep
Behringer	CMD LC-1
Behringer	CMD Touch
Frontier Design Group	TranzPort
Keith McMillen Instruments	QuNeo
Livid Instruments	OhmRGB
Mackie	Logic Control/Logic Control XT
Mackie	Mackie Control/Mackie Control XT
	Mackie Control Universal Pro
Mackie	Mackie Control Universal Pro XT
MIDI Fighter	3D
Novation	Launchkey 49 mk2
Novation	Launchkey Mini
Novation	Launchkey mk2
Novation	Launchpad
Novation	Launchpad mk2
Novation	Launchpad Pro
Novation	Orbit

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