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Mixcraft is digital audio workstation (DAW) software for Windows that has earned itself a reputation for being the go-to software for both professional musicians and enthusiasts. Since 2004, Acoustica has democratized music production with its flagship product, offering a unique combination of professional-level features and user-friendliness at an affordable price.
The new Mixcraft 10.5 boasts a colorful and intuitive new interface that is both familiar to existing users and easy for new users to navigate. Its outstanding features and ease of use make it the perfect tool for music creation and production. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a beginner, Mixcraft 10.5 is the definitive choice for all your music production needs. Find out what's new...
The Premium Edition adds powerful features like spectral editing and support for immersive audio up to 7.1.2 channels. Equalize 2, Verberate 2, Restoration Suite 2, Mastering Suite and Extract:Dialogue are included.
You can easily set up the flexible user interface according to your needs. Meters and real-time analyzers can be docked to the main window along with other pane windows such as label and regions marker lists, the processing chain or the media file browser.
The Premium Edition adds advanced features such as spectral editing with powerful retouch algorithms and multi-channel support up to Dolby Atmos 7.1.2. Some of our most popular products are also included to sweeten the deal:
Both the Standard and Premium Editions include the Remix tool based on deep learning. Remix can split a complete mix in up to five stems, and you can adjust the stem levels independently in real-time. You can also import a complete mix into a multitrack session and let Acoustica create separate tracks for each stem automatically.
In addition to Extract:Dialogue that comes bundled with the Premium Edition, we have trained deep learning models to specifically target common issues in dialogue post-production. These plug-ins are available exclusively with Acoustica Premium Edition. DeWind:Dialogue reduces wind noise whereas DeRustle:Dialogue reduces clothing rustle and microphone bump noise from lavalier recordings. DeBuzz:Dialogue targets buzz and hum noises such as neon light buzz, AC power hum, RF transmission interference. As beautiful as bird songs may be, they can be a major disturbance when recording in the field. The new DeBird reduces bird noise effectively and automatically.
Acoustica offers support for state-of-the-art audio resolutions up to 32 bit and sampling rates up to 384 kHz, ensuring that all of your work comes across at the highest quality. Acoustica Premium Edition even supports multi-channel audio recording and editing such as 5.1 surround or 7.1.2 Dolby Atmos.
The new spectral editing mode in Acoustica Premium Edition 7 allows precise restoration work since processing can be limited to isolated regions in time and frequency. Selection tools such as brush, freehand or magic wand are available. The retouch tool removes noise based on a freely selectable reference from the surrounding audio.
High quality processing tools ranging from a new suite of dynamic processing tools to EQ and effects like reverb and chorus are integrated along with sample rate conversion, time stretching and pitch shifting. You can create chains of audio processors and apply or store them for later use. A powerful batch processor is included and VST, VST3 and AU (Mac only) plug-ins are supported.
Integrated audio restoration tools help you get the most out of recordings impaired by background noise, clicks, crackle, clipping or missing high frequency content. The Premium Edition includes the plug-ins from our Restoration Suite and Extract:Dialogue.
Mix audio from different tracks in real-time, insert audio effects or create cross-fades easily in multitrack sessions. You can loop or time stretch clips directly from the multitrack timeline and automate volume, pan and send levels.
Both editions share the same basic editing features, including single track clip editing and multitrack sessions as well as batch processing and audio CD projects. The audio output can be analyzed using real-time analysis tools such as level metering (RMS, peak and peak hold), loudness metering (EBU R-128), spectrum analysis and phase correlation metering. Audio can be recorded with resolutions up to 32 bit and 192 kHz sampling rate.
We wish everything was measurable. But this is not a hundred percent scientific process, and not everything can be sampled or profiled. Fine-tuning each headphone by ear was critical to the final outcome. As a result, we managed to minimize the perceivable timbral differences between headphone models.
Sienna is the only plugin of its kind to accurately emulate speaker harmonics and distortion, so you can hear how your tracks sound on real monitors cranked up to wall-shaking volumes, even when there are no walls around you. Does the bass hold? Is the stereo image affected at all? Does the music lose impact? Now you know.
But to pamper the relentless audio explorer in you, we designed Sienna Guru. Its ultimate set of controls lets you shape your virtual mixing space as you please for a truly bespoke, embracing listening experience that adapts to your unique needs.
Believe it or not you can download and install for free our brand new Sienna Free plugin. You will be teleported in a full featured professional studio for your most demanding mixing and mastering needs.
The VST plugin of Sienna can only run within a DAW. We realized Sienna sounds so good that we wanted to make it available outside of a DAW as well, as a standalone product. So we came up with Sienna System Wide that uses Sienna to process the sound of your computer.
New and revised manuscripts shall be submitted via Editorial Manager, an online manuscript submission and peer review system. Using this system authors can submit manuscripts and track their progress through the system. Reviewers can download manuscripts and submit their comments to the Associate Editor.
Acta Acustica, the Journal of the European Acoustics Association (EAA), is an international, peer-reviewed journal on acoustics. Acta Acustica reports on original scientific research in acoustics and on engineering applications.
The journal considers Review Articles, Scientific Articles, Audio Articles, Technical and Applied Articles, Short Communications, Letters to the Editor. Articles can cover all subjects in the field of acoustics, including:
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Authors must disclose whether or not they have a financial relationship with the organization that sponsored the research. They should also state that they have full control of all primary data and that they agree to allow the journal to review their data if requested.
Any additional conflict of interest, on personal or any other level must also be disclosed. The author is advised to fill out the "Conflicts of Interest Disclosure Form", and finishing by "Generate Disclosure Statement". This statement shall be reproduced in the article manuscript.
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All articles published by Acta Acustica are made freely and permanently accessible online immediately upon publication, without subscription charges or registration barriers. Articles are available from the website of the journal. Authors are the copyright holders of their articles. All articles bear the following mention: This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License 4.0, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Authors are free to follow any style for the article and references, as long as it is internally consistent. An example on how to build \LaTeX source files to be published in Acta Acustica is provided here
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