The effect chain now lets users adjust each effect’s parameters or apply preset settings, and to preview any combination of effects before applying them to the project. According to developers, the new effect chain is so enhanced it is like a new feature. Recent development has also significantly increased the range of MixPad’s effect chain and VST effects. MixPad still interfaces completely with WavePad for more advanced editing functionality. Now users can cut, copy and paste selections directly in each track using MixPad’s expanded editing features, in addition to the program’s preexisting editing tools, which include trimming, adding silence, splitting clips, and editing fade points. In previous versions of MixPad, users relied on its sister product, WavePad audio editor, to edit their audio clips. Major efforts were also made toward improving the editing and effects capabilities offered within MixPad. It opens in a new window and can be positioned according to the user’s workflow and preferences.
The graphical mixer gives users the convenience of keeping their tracks and mixing separate. McLaughlin noted that a common request from users was for a mixing interface, released in a recent version of MixPad. “Users will be pleased with the added features and improvements.” “Our developers have worked hard to make MixPad easier to use than ever for creating professional sound and audio projects,” said MixPad’s product manager Tim McLaughlin. Over the past six months, MixPad’s development has been driven by top user suggestions. New features and upgrades include a mixing interface, and enhanced editing and effects capabilities. NCH Software, a leader in affordable, easy-to-use audio, video, business and software utilities, announced the release of high-demand updates to its MixPad audio recording and mixing software today.
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