Can anyone help me with some pros and cons comparing these two programs?
Harrison Mixbus 4 vs Reaper 5.40
For today's purpose, I am running Ubuntu with XFCE. I do not have an interface picked out yet, so that can be factored into the discussion.
I downloaded, installed and licensed MixBus 3 yesterday ( I believe it's actually vrs 3.6).
At $39 it was kind of a no-brainer, and it gives me another DAW platform to work with. I like the GUI; which resembles a Harrison desk. I also like the sound of their audio engine, which is distinctly analog-sounding.
@Kurt Foster, (and/or anyone else who has spent some time on the newest ( or newer) versions of Harrison's MixBus DAW platform)...
Kurt...
about a year and a half ago, you and I were discussing the newest Harrison Mixbus version that was out at the time, I'm fairly certain it was vers. 3.0 (?)
Swedien is an amazing cat - his resume is ridiculous; from Count Basie and Duke Ellington to McCartney and MJ... with many others in between.
@Kurt Foster ( and anyone else who may be interested)
Harrison has released the newest version of MixBus - version 3.0
Price: $40 ( U.S.)
Kurt...
Which Harrison compressor are you using, either for individual tracks, and/or for the 2-bus?
Or are you using something other than the stock Mixbus Compressor?
Just curious... :)
A rackmount, 8 ch mic preamp that provides 4 pairs of Harrison mic preamp's, each pair from a different era of Harrison consoles and strips.
http://harrisonconsoles.com/site/lineage.html
This looks great. I want
I purchased this program last year, and I really enjoyed mixing with it.
I wouldn't recommend it for full-scale production - being that MixBus has no midi function at all - you are best to use your current DAW to record if your project includes midi or soft synths.
i'm going for a laptop to run the new Harrison Mixbus DAW ... i have singled out a few machines ... i'm looking for advice as to which OS, Windows XP Pro, 7 or 8?
