How to turn off loop preview?

DonSound wrote on 1/4/2025, 12:08 PM

Why can't I decide where 'loop preview' should show up? Often it squeezes in somewhere I have no idea, at a totally wrong place and just a taste, and not for the whole song, and even on muted tracks. 'Loop preview' is 100% crazy. A HUGE waste of my time; a constant battle. Since it can't be controled, how can I at least turn it off, and still be able to listen to the loops in soundpool along with the song?? Let this nightmare end.

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browj2 wrote on 1/6/2025, 3:56 PM

@DonSound

The answer is nothing, and the world's default standard.

Which is what Samplitude Pro X does.

Music Maker has a different clientele, and I have to assume that Magix created the Smart Preview as a feature. I suggest that you raise a ticket with Magix to ask them for a way to still have the preview but with nothing happening on the timeline.

John CB

DonSound wrote on 1/6/2025, 5:52 PM

So, can anything that is intended for MM such as instruments and 'loops unlimited subscription' also be used with Samplitude Pro X?

@DonSound

The answer is nothing, and the world's default standard.

Which is what Samplitude Pro X does.

Music Maker has a different clientele, and I have to assume that Magix created the Smart Preview as a feature. I suggest that you raise a ticket with Magix to ask them for a way to still have the preview but with nothing happening on the timeline.

John CB

browj2 wrote on 1/7/2025, 4:03 PM

@DonSound

Hi,

So, can anything that is intended for MM such as instruments and 'loops unlimited subscription' also be used with Samplitude Pro X?

For Music Maker instruments, yes. Under Program settings, VST/ReWire tab, there is a checkbox to Search for Music Maker Store instruments in the active Magix account. They should show up.

As for loops unlimited, I have no idea. Same with plugins. You should ask Magix.

EDIT: After looking at the details on Producer Planet, Magix states that Loops Unlimited was developed exclusively for Music Maker.

You may want to take a look at the version comparison and details on the Magix.com site, and download and try out the program. Note carefully the differences. I have Samplitude Pro X8 Suite, so I have everything.

You may only want to get Samplitude Music Studio instead of the Pro version.

John CB