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.

Hello...
My editor and I just moved into new offices and it seems that we can hear more external sound than we did.
The outside hallway is wood and our doors have windows.
The offices are 9'x12'x8' (WxDxH) and there is no insulation above the drop-ceiling.

They were offering this program at a sale price of $40, so I thought I'd give it a chance.

http://www.dontcrac… Mixbus v2.3 – The next generation DAW at ONLY $39 ? | DontCrac[k] News

Just curious...

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Hello,

I am thinking about building one of these:
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i recently built an Iso Cab (see post SOLDERING HELP please). i pluged my mesa boogie single rectifier rectoverb into it. but when i start playing with the red channel (distortion) its REALLY bassy. and i mean outside of the iso cab, not the ''recording part''. is there any tricks to attenuate the bass that comes from the iso cab. (exemple: blanket, foam, etc...)

thanks

Has anyone build a guitar isolation cab?

If so, how did you do it?

Care to share photos?

Can anyone give me an opinion on one vs the other. My drum tracking room is also my contol room. Obviously I can't really monitor what's being recorded very well with them banging away right there in the room with me so, I want to get some headphones for mic placement with a lot of outside noise reduction. I just don't know what works better; the noise canceling ones or the isolation ones.

I have a 23 x 23 x 7 ½ foot cement basement. I am finishing it for the purposes of creation station and music room. All outside walls (those nearest the foundation) and I have no intent of a control room or booths…that’s not in the program. I just need a welcoming and warm room (it’s cold in the Northeast).