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Harrison Mixbus Forum › Mixbus User Forum › Mixbus General Discussion › Made With Mixbus Thread Modes. My EP mixed in MixBus v3.6. Ncorea Junior Member. Posts: 4 NOTE: beginning in version 10, Mixbus is available in 3 tiers: Mixbus, Mixbus PLUS, and Mixbus PRO. The basic tier, Mixbus, now includes the 4-band 32C equalizer, expanded compressor, and 4 additional stereo buses from Mixbus32C! The last version of Mixbus32C is version 9. The comments below apply to versions 9 and before:

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Mix" in the MixBus preferences but PULLDOWN shows "Disconnected" with NO "Euphonix MIDI" ports listed.OK, just to be clear...That you have downloaded the latest version of EUCON software ?In the EUCON Control Panel, you have added the current MB version you are using, (eg: Mixbus32c-5) and that it is set to Mackie Control via MIDI ports 1-4 ?If the above two are correct, in Mixbus Preferences / Control Surfaces / Mackie / Artist Mix can you get to the pulldown menu, or is disconnected still the only state ?On my system I see Euphonix Ports 1-4 but I also see my other MIDI devices. You should be able to click on 'disconnected' and select from your MIDI device list.Have a look at the EUCON guide... the Abelton LIVE setup is very similar in terms of EUCON side.I am running an Artist Mix using LIVE and MB, but on macOS. Macmini 8,1 | OS X 14.7.2 | 3 GHz i5 32G | Scarlett 18i20 | Mixbus 10 | PT_2024.3.1 ..... Macmini 9,1 | OS X 15.2 | M1 2020 | Mixbus 10 | Resolve 19 Posts: 30 Threads: 1 Joined: Mar 2017 Reputation: 1 I have Avid Dock and Avid Control working on Windows 10 running the latest version. Avid Control/Dock does work with Mixbus except I have no VU meters. This is NOT a Mixbus problem as I get the same results with other DAWs as well. Avid is aware of the issue but as of yet there is no fix for this problem. As was mentioned before make sure your controllers are seen by the Eucon app first in the surfaces tab. They must be assigned in "My Surfaces". In Windows control panel make sure the Eucon Mackie control app has Mixbus assigned to midi ports. The docs cover

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Posts: 1,437 Threads: 27 Joined: Sep 2013 Reputation: 34 03-02-2017, 07:09 PM (This post was last modified: 03-03-2017, 12:46 PM by Ben@Harrison.) Default MB 4.08 configures hardware and sets it to 44.1 kHzI found on a Mac one cannot change the sample rate is a simple way. Like go to audio midi settings, halt the audio engine, and change the sample rate. Even though there were no tracks yetStarting Mixbus the sample rate of the running machines is brutally set to 44.1 kHz.In order to change de default sample rate I had to do the following procedure Set the system sample rate to 44.1 kHz. start Mixbus 4 Go to preferences : select General Go to engine Untick : Try to auto-launch audio/midi engine Save quit Mixbus Start Mixbus Mixbus starts now with the audio configuration dialogue ( Like before =-=-Maybe the auto launch should be left unticked and people who do not like the audio configuration dialogue should be made aware that the procedure can be skipped=================Over all big compliments for version 4 !! Looks great and a lot of great enhancements !! Kind regards Frank W. Kooistra - MMB32C 9.1, AD/DA: Motu:1248, 8A, 8D, Monitor8. X-Touch,, Mini M1 11.6.2, venture 13.3 plugins melda fabfilter harrison No Harrison CP-1 Posts: 3,219 Threads: 111 Joined: Sep 2013 Reputation: 137 Hi Frank, please find your v4 installation email, and re-download Mixbus. You should see that the version number is different than your original download. Install the application just like your original Mixbus, and I think you'll find that this problem is solved.Sorry for the inconvenience; we had some problems yesterday that complicated the release process, and some of the links were stale.Best,-Ben Posts: 1,437 Threads: 27 Joined: Sep 2013 Reputation: 34 (03-02-2017, 07:25 PM)Ben@Harrison Wrote: Hi Frank, please find your v4 installation email, and re-download Mixbus. You should see that the version number is different than your original download. Install the application just like your original Mixbus, and I think you'll find that this problem is solved.Sorry for the inconvenience; we had some problems yesterday that complicated the release process, and some of the links were stale.Best,-BenWow thanks !! Great work by the way !!Regards Frank W. Kooistra - MMB32C 9.1, AD/DA: Motu:1248, 8A, 8D, Monitor8. X-Touch,, Mini M1 11.6.2, venture 13.3 plugins melda fabfilter harrison No Harrison CP-1 Posts: 1,437 Threads: 27 Joined: Sep 2013 Reputation: 34 (03-02-2017, 07:25 PM)Ben@Harrison Wrote: Hi Frank, please find your v4 installation email, and re-download Mixbus. You should see that the version number is different than your original download. Install the application just like your original Mixbus, and I think you'll find that this problem is solved.Sorry for the inconvenience; we had some problems yesterday that complicated the release process, and some of the links were stale.Best,-BenHi Ben Thanks for the quick answer : Must be hectic there. Can you give the proper version numbers : My first download were all 4.08 The new ones have all version number 4.0.24 except Linux : one

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Posts: 9 Threads: 4 Joined: Jul 2015 Reputation: 0 Firstly a big congratulations to all at Mixbus on the release of V3! I remember when V1 came out and it has been nice to watch Mixbus evolve into its current version.One of my first impressions of V3 is that I miss the old look-and-feel of Mixbus. Opening a DAW and have it look, behave and sound like a console was a big plus for me. It made working in other DAWs so difficult. I also find myself struggling with the font size of numbers and text, particularly in the Mixer window. It seems a lot smaller to my eyes.I know it is supposed to be about the 'sound' rather than aesthetics, but I think the way something looks and feels makes a big difference. I'm guessing the new look of V3 might have something to do with Ardour but imho it would have been nice to retain and build on the 'console look' found in previous versions, especially in the Mixer window.That said I'm glad V3 is out. I'm gonna spend a little time getting to know it again. Maybe this will be the version that gets me to abandon Pro Tools. Who knows.I'd love to hear anyone's thoughts/opinions on this. Posts: 204 Threads: 32 Joined: Jul 2015 Reputation: 6 Personally, I like the new gui. Different strokes for different folks. Posts: 3,126 Threads: 63 Joined: Oct 2013 Reputation: 117 (07-09-2015, 06:42 PM)dayvyg Wrote: Personally, I like the new gui. Different strokes for different folks.+1 here. I like most the mixbus buttons and that they take on the name you give the respective mixbus. Much easier to switch on/off the right thing without looking up the bus number.MMM Posts: 124 Threads: 11 Joined: Jan 2014 Reputation: 3 Mixed feelings re. the new GUI. Track name font is too small for these old eyes. Still bummed I can't rename the track simply by clicking and overtyping/editing. Still would like tracks to have track numbers... and I kinda liked the more "vintage" look of MB2x. We will adapt though.....However, all these eye-candy things can be back-burnered till other functionality & stability stuff is addressed. For such a major release with so many functionality and architectural changes, I'm quite pleased so far!D. MB, MB32C (all versions), MB Pro, Windows 7&10 for Win only S/W, MacOS (various versions up to Sequoia), M4 Mac Mini,. Harrison Mixbus Forum › Mixbus User Forum › Mixbus General Discussion › Made With Mixbus Thread Modes. My EP mixed in MixBus v3.6. Ncorea Junior Member. Posts: 4 NOTE: beginning in version 10, Mixbus is available in 3 tiers: Mixbus, Mixbus PLUS, and Mixbus PRO. The basic tier, Mixbus, now includes the 4-band 32C equalizer, expanded compressor, and 4 additional stereo buses from Mixbus32C! The last version of Mixbus32C is version 9. The comments below apply to versions 9 and before:

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It flat out stop, or do I need to do something (say in Audio MIDI Setup) to get Mixbus to SEE the devices???I am moving to Mixbus and loving it. Now it's time to get my hands on faders, knobs, buttons, jog shuttle, and hopefully touchscreens.I also have an Icon Platform M, M-Audio Project Mix I/O, Faderport Classics (which work beautifully for a small system). Would love to get something working well before I fly through a couple of mixes.As an aside, it's midnight on December 25th, so Merry Christmas to anyone reading this! Posts: 1 Threads: 0 Joined: Jan 2020 Reputation: 0 01-06-2020, 05:20 PM (This post was last modified: 01-06-2020, 05:23 PM by plus9db.) I know this thread is a couple of years old, but did you ever get this working? I'm stuck where you were, with Mixbus not seeing the Artist's Ports. I have the Artist Mix(s), Artist Control, Artist Transport, and Avid Control! Looking at getting the S1, and Dock.If EuControl WAS once working, did it flat out stop, or do I need to do something (say in Audio MIDI Setup) to get Mixbus to SEE the devices???---Has or is anything being done to resolve issues with MixBus and EUCON playing together nicely under Windose 10???I see "Mixbus" in the EuControl Setup and "Artist Mix" in the MixBus preferences but PULLDOWN shows "Disconnected" with NO "Euphonix MIDI" ports listed.I know this is an old issue but jeez Harrison, this should have been dealt with already... just sayin.HP ProDesk 600 G5 (2019); Win 10 Pro-64.HP Pavillion L15 4-Core (2018); Win 10 Pro-64 Posts: 3,364 Threads: 58 Joined: Oct 2013 Reputation: 185 01-08-2020, 12:07 AM (This post was last modified: 01-08-2020, 05:35 AM by Dingo.) (01-06-2020, 05:20 PM)plus9db Wrote: I see "Mixbus" in the EuControl Setup and "Artist

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3,364 Threads: 58 Joined: Oct 2013 Reputation: 185 Thanks Ben and everyone at Harrison. Macmini 8,1 | OS X 14.7.2 | 3 GHz i5 32G | Scarlett 18i20 | Mixbus 10 | PT_2024.3.1 ..... Macmini 9,1 | OS X 15.2 | M1 2020 | Mixbus 10 | Resolve 19 Posts: 187 Threads: 10 Joined: Dec 2016 Reputation: 7 Ja, thanks Ben for the info and review. The Artist Mix was one of the controllers I was looking at, but will think twice as its integration does not seem that deep. And I definitely want direct control over the eq and compressors like you have set up for the X-Touch. Posts: 8 Threads: 4 Joined: Sep 2017 Reputation: 0 I followed those steps but I am not seeing the ports of my Artist control. Attached FilesThumbnail(s) MP 6,1| I/O - UAD Apollo and Twin | Monitors - APS Aeon2, Coax, Klasik, SUB 15 and SUB 10, minidsp/Dirac | Pres - UA 4-710d, Imbir, Sebatron, ASP800.DAWs - DP 9.5, PT 11, MixBus 4.2.VIs - Native, AAS, EastWest, Spectrasonics, etc.Plug-ins - all UAD and Slate Digital, Izotope, etc. Posts: 6 Threads: 1 Joined: Dec 2015 Reputation: 0 Wish I could get this to work with my Avid S3. I could see myself using Mixbus 32c a lot but can't do without my S3. Posts: 7 Threads: 0 Joined: Dec 2019 Reputation: 0 (09-15-2017, 01:57 PM)Kris Wrote: I followed those steps but I am not seeing the ports of my Artist control.I know this thread is a couple of years old, but did you ever get this working? I'm stuck where you were, with Mixbus not seeing the Artist's Ports. I have the Artist Mix(s), Artist Control, Artist Transport, and Avid Control! Looking at getting the S1, and Dock.If EuControl WAS once working, did

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Posts: 3,225 Threads: 111 Joined: Sep 2013 Reputation: 137 01-16-2017, 04:19 PM (This post was last modified: 04-29-2021, 08:30 AM by Ben@Harrison.) Here are the steps to connect an Avid Artist ( i.e. Euphonix MC } device to Harrison Mixbus using the Mackie MCU protocol. We tested both the Artist Mix and the Artist Control. These directions are for MAC; we have not yet recreated the setup on Windows.First, install the EuCon control application:Second, make sure the EuCon firmware is updated to the latest version:You'll then find the EuCon preferences icon in your Mac prefs:Launch the EuCon preferences, and drag Mixbus into the list:After dragging Mixbus, you'll need to reboot your mac, and then wait for the Eucon symbol to appear in the top corner before proceeding. This indicates that EuControl has recognized your Artist device:Finally, launch Mixbus and follow the normal steps for connecting a Mackie device. Choose the Euphonix MIDI ports to feed the device:...you should now have control over the basic transport, fader, pan, mute and solo for the Mixbus mixer. The Artist devices do not emulate a Mackie MCU layout very closely, so some of the advanced features of an MCU are not supported.In our testing, we found that we had to be fairly meticulous and slow with the setup; you must allow plenty of time for the Eucontrol app to launch and find the connected device. But once everything was set up the first time, it was reliable for future launches.Because of the limited MCU support, I would not endorse the Artist devices as our top choice for controlling Mixbus. But if you already have one, and/or you are interested in the Eucon features ( such as controlling multiple workstations, and switching between them ) then the Artist devices are quite usable in Mixbus. Posts:

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Their butt off for you. Whether you realize it or not. I don't know them personally, but what email correspondence i have had, has been outstanding. As good as metric halo. Not sure anyone has better support than either of those companies. Seriously. They are fantastic.Spot on Matt !I agree with you guys. Everyone who had a chat with someone in Harrison's team knows they're the best and friendliest support ever!TonyI haven't needed to talk with Harrison Tech support, but what I have seen of them online has always been very helpful even if I didn't have the same issue as the poster.Back to the GUI:I cannot stress enough how wonderful Mixbus is. I own Cubase 5 & Samplitude pro 10 & Studio One Pro 3 & Reaper 4.I still use Studio One and Reaper for midi creation and editing, but Mixbus is now my main DAW, and a song is not complete until I get it working in Mixbus.The GUI is not a deal breaker for me, but I do have to say that the vs 2.5 GUI was one of the things that drew me to Mixbus after I heard the amazing sound.For me, changes to the GUI are wish-list items - nice but not essential. (08-02-2015, 10:41 AM)Boydbob Wrote: [ -> ]I haven't needed to talk with Harrison Tech support, but what I have seen of them online has always been very helpful even if I didn't have the same issue as the poster.Back to the GUI:I cannot stress enough how wonderful Mixbus is. I own Cubase 5 & Samplitude pro 10 & Studio One Pro 3 & Reaper 4.I still use Studio One and Reaper for midi creation and editing, but Mixbus is now my main DAW, and a song is not complete until I get it working in Mixbus.The GUI is not a deal breaker for me, but I do have to say that the vs 2.5 GUI was one of the things that drew me to Mixbus after I heard the amazing sound.For me, changes to the GUI are wish-list items - nice but. Harrison Mixbus Forum › Mixbus User Forum › Mixbus General Discussion › Made With Mixbus Thread Modes. My EP mixed in MixBus v3.6. Ncorea Junior Member. Posts: 4

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It supports both 32 and 64-bit architectures. Harrison Mixbus 4 is a fully-featured DAW running on Windows XP or newer, Mac X 10.6.8 or newer and Linux Kernel 2.6 or newer. With an extensive range of tools and features, it offers an amazing value for money. Mixing with Mixbus is definitely a big step in the right direction.Harrison Mixbus is ideal for engineers and producers working with live musicians. You need to import tracks from another DAW.It is possible to bounce out multiple formats, stems and time ranges at the same time. Use of faders and built-in EQ and filters lets you get a feel of an analog console.īouncing a mix is also easy and powerful. Harrison Mixbus does a great job at balancing the tracks with the mixer. There are multiple fade taper options to choose from. One can draw fades in place and get accurate crossfades. Editing audio is also easy and flexible with a lot of comprehensive editing tools and modes. It is easy to drag and import tracks as well as record tracks. You can get tracks into Mixbus by either importing or recording. It opens with a Mixer window by default and lets you play around with controls. Mixbus operates in two different ways – Mixer and Editor. It also has a signal flow order window which allows arranging each piece of processing, hardware inserts and auxiliary sends in any order. Harrison Mixbus provides an unlimited number of MIDI, audio and auxiliary tracks which are fed into subgroups and the main stereo bus. Tracks are laid out well with left pane displaying the currently selected channel strip and right side displaying the session lists at a glance. There are timeline lanes like Range which allows bouncing at any pre-defined range, ideal for mixing live albums or exporting a part of a mix. The Editor window is laid out comfortably with tools for editing, transport, counters, playback modes, song map and selection. Harrison Mixbus offers a few screens to work – the editor view that represents multitrack while the mixer view which represents console and others.Let us take a closer look at Harrison Mixbus. With such a long manufacturing history, Harrison makes it clear that their DAW is aimed at emulating the feel and sound of mixing on a console. While the brand is not so famous as Neve or SSL, their consoles are used in top music mixing and film studios around the world. Harrison has been making analog consoles since 1975 and has earned a reputation for producing world-class consoles, both analog and digital.

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You're currently viewing a stripped down version of our content. View the full version with proper formatting.Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Man I wish they could get Mixbus 3 to look more like the Harrison 950...that is one sexy looking board!Well, I worked up a template that serves as a visual depiction of the direction I'd like to see Mixbus', and Ardour's, GUI go in the future. The screenshot I posted originated on a 15.6" wide monitor with 1366x768 resolution, this particular aspect ratio is a little funky it seems, as the minimum 'recommended' resolution is 'by 800'. At the time of editing my screenshot I hadn't yet got the hang of how the GUI's 'fixed' font and scale adjustment worked regarding it's effect on text in the different areas so I wasted some time around the track name area getting things to fit. Okay, here goes. of the screenshot's five tracks the 5th track 'Audio 5' was changed to my liking. Then I copied it over to where track 3 would be and edited that further. From top to bottom:I wonder if the Input Monitor buttons could be made somehow into one button that changes text, and highlighting variation based on what exactly is being monitored. That's not in the picture but anyway onto ->The Phase polarity buttons. I think Mixbus and Ardour 2 got this right, with just the button on the right of the track input(s) indicator, not taking up an entire row of it's own. For stereo tracks my idea from the Input Monitor buttons could carry over; say, a right click for the right channel's, and left click for the left channel's respective phase invert. In this case, one channel inverted would highlight the border, like the 'In' button on top, while the other channel inverted would well, invert (or reverse, or however customized : ) the color of the foreground/background here.Up (down) next is an imaginary slit that can house the Mixbus processor modules, which I think should be. Harrison Mixbus Forum › Mixbus User Forum › Mixbus General Discussion › Made With Mixbus Thread Modes. My EP mixed in MixBus v3.6. Ncorea Junior Member. Posts: 4 NOTE: beginning in version 10, Mixbus is available in 3 tiers: Mixbus, Mixbus PLUS, and Mixbus PRO. The basic tier, Mixbus, now includes the 4-band 32C equalizer, expanded compressor, and 4 additional stereo buses from Mixbus32C! The last version of Mixbus32C is version 9. The comments below apply to versions 9 and before:

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We have published a new, free software update for Mixbus and Mixbus32C : version 8.2!This software update is FREE for both Demo and Licensed users of Mixbus32C. If you have a license for v8, it will be found by the new v8.2 software with no additional steps required.You can get the new Mixbus32C software from the Mixbus32C demo store page or Mixbus from the Mixbus demo store page. Due to high download volume, we use the FastSpring download service to provide you with localized, fast downloads of the Mixbus32C software. You will be prompted for your email address and area-code so FastSpring can provide you a fast download link.v8.2 introduces a great new XT plugin, the XT-CQ Console EQ. This is arguably our best EQ ever, with the sound of our MPC digital console plus an innovative Search Bar to help you find and fix troublesome frequencies. The XT-CQ is pre-installed in v8.2, but like all XT plugins it requires a license to enable the control panel. Watch your email for a special offer on this new plugin.v8.2 includes dozens of user-suggested fixes and improvements: 32C EQ presets, Opaque MIDI regions, Quick Export, Loop Download Manager, and more!As always, I look forward to your opinion of these new features and I hope you'll write us ([email protected]) to tell us your thoughts!Best,-Ben LoftisHarrison Mixbus product managerNEW: XT-CQ Console EQ (license purchased separately)XT-CQ is a full-featured, unapologetically digital, parametric equalizer with a unique Search Bar that helps you find and eliminate troublesome