MIDI editing has also been addressed in the update, with the piano roll interface now offering a clearer display with new colour-coding options based on MIDI channel or notes. Tasks such as swapping channels, inverting polarity, summing to mono and adjusting stereo width can be carried out with a few clicks, and a new track icon view provides improved navigation through busy projects. The software’s mixer controls have been redesigned in an effort to make them even more intuitive and accessible. Mixcraft 10's mixer has been redesigned to offer more intuitive operation. Controller support has also been enhanced, with a new controller script API allowing Mixcraft to support any MIDI-based control surface. Groups of assignments can be saved and recalled, allowing multiple users to save their own personalised control sets, and making it easy to switch between different computers and setups. Various single- and multiple-key commands can now be assigned to custom hotkey keyboard shortcuts, with dozens already configured in a default set to offer a starting point. Menus have been simplified and can now be pinned open, and enhancements have been made to the Project Start window, Plug-in Manager, piano roll, automation tools, libraries and mixer panels. The updated DAW aims to provide users with a customisable experience that allows them to take complete control of their creative process. The latest versions features a re-designed GUI that boasts a more colourful and visually intuitive look which the company say will be a familiar sight to existing users, as well as being easy for those new to the software to navigate. The newly integrated Mixcraft Store also offers a quick and simple way for all users to access free and premium content such as new audio loop libraries, effects, instruments and even entire project setups. The former is the company’s entry-level offering, which provides a slightly reduced feature set at a lower cost, whilst the latter is equipped with additional capabilities such as advanced MIDI and audio routing, a new Track Regions feature, native Melodyne integration, audio to MIDI conversion and a larger collection of built-in instruments and plug-ins. Two versions of Mixcraft are available: Recording Studio and Pro Studio. Mixcraft 10 introduces a range of new features that focus on inspiration, ease of use and stability, with the company aiming to ensure that every change makes creating music easier and more enjoyable. Acoustica have recently released the latest version of their Windows-based DAW.

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