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Or purely they are advising you what they feel about it. Either they are using that product and don't want you to have it. For every comment there is a secret behind it. This is why I don't buy and or like products based on peoples comment. I have not tried Mixbus version 3, cos I cannot justify a non-refundable paid upgrade, with the aforementioned reliability risk. Effective saturation on the busses, which increased the 'clarity' of the mix or groups, by - from what I can hear/deduce - attenuating some of the harshest upper frequencies, adding subtle harmonics, and lowering the very low end, so the mids and lower mids were more apparent. The reduction in number of open/pop up plugin windows, to address basic eq, compression, saturation, and gain staging, as these are all accessible on one window.Ģ. At the time, my best ever mix was done in Mixbus, but I have since remixed the same song in Reaper with even better results, but credit to Mixbus for informing some of my reworked workflow in Reaper.ġ. However, for someone whose mixing had been limited to using Reaper and Samplitude, it introduced me to some of the benefits of saturation emulation, and the eq on every channel, compressor on every channel, was great for eliminating a large number of controls, and VST pop up windows, which are the norm otherwise, so like with an analog live mixer you kinda have everything visible in front of you, so I could focus much more on the mix.

I had significant reliability issues with 2.5, it took me a while to workout a way to use it. Which version of Mixbus did you use - 2.5 or 3? TBH, if I could be bothered, I'd ask for a refund.Thanks. Well, Mixbus was so unstable as to be unusable, and sonically, there was nothing I couldn't get from other DAWs. Till there is a real, fully functioning demo I'll never know. Studio One, Cubase, Reaper, Sonar & so on offer fully functional demo's you can try for a month with zero restrictions.

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Logic offers a demo with every Mac someone buys from Apple. You can't use 3rd party plugins or VST's. Then again, is there a DAW that even does that already?The 'demo' (interim builds) if you want to call it that is useless to me. Don't expect the Mixbus products to have 'every feature' for 'everybody'. NOTE: Harrison is the only analog console company making a DAW, and they are focusing on the Mixbus products as being an emulation of their hardware consoles.

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is that like Apple not offering a demo of Logic? I'm not even sure Avid offers a demo of Pro Tools. some people complain that Harrison does not offer a demo of Mixbus. So far, there are no interim releases on the Mixbus32C, though. Some limitations apply, such as an occasional audible sound, and no access to use 3rd-party plugins.

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If you join the Mixbus forum, you can then have access to the interim software releases, which function as demos. Basically they are the same under the hood. If the interim is crashing, don't buy it and don't even try to buy Mixbus 32c which costs 300. Anyways, you can demo the interim version from forum and try that if it works on your system Mixbus32c also works. I wonder what type of result you are getting while you are using parallel compression with distortion on it. You use Reason 8 where a DAW that doesn't support PDC. Every time I load a plugin it creates a backup just incase the plugin which is loaded crashed the DAW. I use mixbus exclusively for mixing purposes. Up on release it was a crashfest and 99% of those problem have been fixed and still getting ironed. I had Mixbus since version 2.5 and it used to use only 1 CPU back then and the more the CPU goes up the probability of crashing down also goes up.