Harrison Mixbus 32C 4 v4.2.74 Incl Patch and Keygen-R2R
Team R2R | 17 Sep 2017 | 97.2MB
Mixing – as a discipline and as an art – has come of age, but is by no means remaining static. Its continued growth and refinement require the support of equally mature technical products that can keep pace with (or stay ahead of) the demands of the business. At the heart of every successful studio is a mixing environment capable of meeting the tough production requirements of producers and engineers, and capable of adapting to the uniqueness of every artist and every work of art.
Why Harrison? The Record Speaks for Itself.
Over the last 40 years, Harrison consoles have earned, throughout the world, an enviable reputation for excellence. This is no accident. Such a level of acceptance can only be gained as a product proves its maturity through performance in the field. This real-time reputation is, without a doubt, the best measure of a product's true worth. For example, the world renowned Harrison 32C analog console was used on records by Michael Jackson "Thriller", Paul Simon "Graceland", Janet Jackson, AC/DC, ABBA, Queen, Led Zeppelin, ELO, Genesis, Blondie, and Supertramp, to name a few, and was instrumental in establishing the sound of those amazing records. Many of those consoles are still in operation throughout the world.
Dynamic Maturity + Contemporary Mixing
Harrison Mixbus32C is as relevant today as the first Harrison 32 series consoles were 40 years ago. Harrison consoles are dynamically mature products – products that retain the benefits of long, successful experience while incorporating the best of all the new technology. Mixbus32C is designed in the most operationally ergonomic manner possible. Mixbus was hailed by the industry as a breakthrough for "in the box" mixing by incorporating decades of console building experience into a cost effective mixing platform for today. Mixbus32C takes that concept to the natural next step by using the full resources of today's technological advancements to precisely emulate not only the operational advantages, but to faithfully emulate the analog performance of the traditional analog console.
Harrison Consoles has updated Mixbus and Mixbus32C to version 4.2.
Improved "New Session" dialog
When creating a new session, you may select from a list of your session templates directly from a list, while viewing a description of the selected template.
Once you've selected a template, an included script can prompt you for further input to accelerate the new session process.
Improved "New Track" dialog, with scriptable templates
The "New Track" dialog has been redesigned to provide direct access to your track templates as well as some new factory presets.
Like the "New Session" dialog, there's a description for each selection, and your templates appear in the same list so you can access them more easily.
Track templates can be created by right-clicking on a mixer strip and choosing "save as template". But you can also create a Lua Script that prompts the user for more information and then creates, or edits, the tracks that you need for your session.
It is now much faster to add a mix of tracks without closing & re-opening the dialog.
Like session templates, the new track templates can have a scripted element that prompts you for additional input before adding the new tracks.
Advanced users can write their own Lua scripts which can add plugins, change settings, assign routing & groups & VCAs...
New "Patch Selector" dialog for multitimbral MIDI synths
The new patch selector allows point&click access to 128 patches, and it can automatically audition your synth's sound when you click a new preset. This feature works for the included General MIDI Synth and a-Fluid Synth soundfont players, as well as external MIDI synthesizers which have a patch map file.