n-Track Studio Suite 9.1.1 Build 3648 with Crack

n-Track Studio

Turns your PC into an easy to use the multitrack audio recording studio. It is the perfect tool for professional quality audio recording, encoding, mixing, and editing. Record, edit, overdub your audio tracks, apply effects, process audio live input, mix and then burn audio CDs, or create mp3 files.

Quick Jump

What’s new?

Fixed count-in doesn’t work when recording MIDI parts [Bug fix]
Fixed bug in which the mute widget of MIDI parts doesn’t work during playback [Bug fix]
Fixed sporadic bug in which switching between Quick Rhythm mutes master output [Bug fix]
Fixed bug in which playing live virtual instruments when playback is stopped produces audio glitches [Bug fix]
Fixed a number of minor bugs and crashes [Bug fix]

Features

Records and plays back a virtually unlimited number of audio and MIDI tracks
DirectX, VST and ReWire effects can be added to each channel/track
Built-in effects include Reverb, Compression, Parametric and Graphic EQ, Echo, Auto-volume, Pitch Shift, Chorus, Multiband Compression, Spectrum analyzer
Supports 16 and 24 bit single and multichannel soundcards at sampling frequencies up to 192 Khz using Asio, WaveRT, WDM, MME, and DirectSound
Is compatible with multichannel Asio, WaveRT, WDM and MME audio drivers, which means that n-Track can work with almost any soundcard available today with the lowest possible latency
Supports VST Instruments and DirectX Instruments synth plug-ins. Sample-accurate MIDI tracks can be sent to VSTi/DXi software MIDI synths, without the need of expensive hardware MIDI synths.
Adjust the effect settings and listen to the result in real-time.
Built-in effects include Reverb, Compression, Parametric and Graphic EQ, Echo, Auto-volume, Pitch Shift, Chorus, Multiband Compression, Spectrum analyzer.
Supports third party DirectX, VST 2.0, and ReWire plug-ins.
Realtime Audio effects can be added to each channel.
Supports 16 and 24 bit single and multichannel soundcards at sampling frequencies up to 192 Khz using Asio, WaveRT, WDM, MME, and DirectSound.
Input processing allows processing with plug-ins live signals. Record the ‘dry’ (unprocessed) signal while processing and reprocess the recording later – i.e. Play the guitar through a distortion plug-in then change the distortion after the recording!