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HARRISON MIXBUS
USER MANUAL
MIXBUS V2.3
Windows, OS X & Linux
May 24, 2013
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HARRISON MIXBUSUSER MANUALMIXBUS V2.3Windows, OS X & LinuxMay 24, 2013user manual

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you have created some track templates, the templates will appear as additional choices in the “ChannelConfiguration” menu.Mixbus also allows the creat

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About JACKMixbus uses an internal audio routing system called "JACK" to make audio connections between Mixbus, your soundI/O, other programs

Page 4 - System Requirements:

Under each tab is a list of Jack ports. Click on any port name to connect it to the currently selected input.• Rescan: If any new Jack applications

Page 5 - Installation - Windows

Mixbus - Editor and Mixer WindowsThis document will reference the Editor Window, the Mixer Window, and the Editor Mixer. The image below indicatesthe

Page 6 - Installation - OSX

Mixer WindowWhen viewed in the Mixer Window, Mixbus resembles a traditional analog console. Input Channels are on the left,while the busses and maste

Page 7 - Installation - Linux

While it is possible to add additional “utility” buses using the Mixbus editor, most users will find that the built-inMixbus signal flow is adequate f

Page 8 - Installation – All Platforms

Track NameClick to rename and other utility functions.Input SelectorClick to select input for the track from sound cardor app.Plug-in ControlsControls

Page 9 - Getting Started

There are 8 “mix bus” channels. These are fed from the mix bus sends of the input channels.99..00 MMiixx BBuuss CChhaannnneellss17Section 9.0 - Mix

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Pre- and Post-fader redirectsRight-click here to add or remove redirects.Redirects may be sends, insert paths, or plug-ins.Redirects positioned above

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Mixbus Knobs and Faders:• When a knob is in the “default” position, the indicator is very dim. This allows you to scan the mixer for set-tings that

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RedirectsThe black box at the top of each channel strip is the "redirect box".Mixbus uses the term "redirect" for the items that c

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Plug-insMixbus can load plug-ins in several formats. Mixbus can only use plug-ins that meet these criteria:• The plug-in must be a supported format

Page 15 - Stereo Channel

Latency CompensationSome plug-ins, particularly complicated FFT-based plug-ins that use techniques such as convolution, can requiresignificant latenc

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• Refresh: This will reload the list of plug-ins, if you've added or removed plug-ins from your system since thedialog was first shown.• Inser

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After a send has been configured, a double-click on the send will launch the Send Editor:In additionto the outputmanage-ment, TheSend Editoralso has

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Basic Editing ConceptsUsers familiar with other DAW conventions will quickly adapt to the recording and editing features of Mixbus. Creating TracksIm

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puts from a single interface is the Track/Bus Inspector. From this window you can arbitrarily route tracks andbusses between Mixbus I/O's, sound

Page 20 - Redirects

Using TracksTo the left of the editing canvas are the track headers. You can select or deselect atrack by clicking on the empty area. You may shift-

Page 21 - Plug-ins

Navigating in the Editor window: Zooming and PanningThe area of the editor where the regions is shown is called the "canvas". There are sev

Page 22 - Plug-in Manager

Region Gain and AutomationMixbus has 2 separate types of automation: Region Gain and Automation. Region Gain envelopes are often usedfor repair work

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Mixbus - Bringing real console mixing to the DAWWelcome to Mixbus! Mixbus is an “analog console” that has been incorporated into a Digital Audio Work

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Automation Thinning: When automation is recorded in realtime, theautomation is "thinned" so that only enough control-points are created toad

Page 25 - Track Management

Edit ModesThere are 4 different editing modes when moving regions: Slide, Splice, Lock and Ripple. The edit mode selectoris to the far left, directl

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Gain ToolThe Gain tool allows the user to edit the gain curve associated with audio regions.• Click on a region to edit the region's gain line.

Page 27 - Using Tracks

Join Playhead ModeJoin Playhead is the horizontal button under the "play range' and "play" buttons.Join-Playhead automatically mov

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Object (Region) EditingThe basic element of audio editing in Mixbus is the Region. Another common name for a Region is a "clip". A regionr

Page 29 - Region Gain and Automation

Region LayersRegions may be stacked on the same location in the timeline. This is called"layering". Normally only the top region is heard;

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Region GainEvery region in Mixbus has a level control (called Region Gain in some menus) that applies to the whole region. TheRegion’s level can be m

Page 31 - Editing Tools

Importing Files to MixbusFiles may be imported to Mixbus by dragging and dropping them from a file browser into the editor window. Usingthe Import wi

Page 32 - The Edit Menu

Insert:• Use File Timestamp: After importing the file will be located at the file's time stamp (if it is a bwav file).• At Edit Point: After

Page 33 - Operation Priority

Search Freesound:http://www.freesound.org is an online repository of searchable sound files. The “SearchFreesound” tab allows you to search the Frees

Page 34 - Object (Region) Editing

Mixer Features:• Precision DSP algorithms developed by Harrison and used on their world-renowned large format digital mixing consoles. Mixbus also i

Page 35 - Region Context Menu

Audio Consolidation and ExportMixbus has multiple ways of “rendering” audio into contiguous audio files. Tracks may be consolidated so that allregion

Page 36 - Region Gain

Export to File: Enter the path and file name that you wish to create. This defaults to the sessions "export" folder.Click "Browse&quo

Page 37 - Importing Files to Mixbus

Custom Selection: You can also export the output from a single track (the "direct out" of the track/bus). The outputof the tracks should b

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Session files include “metadata” which can include information about the project including the composer(s), engi-neers, etc. Metadata is stored insid

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ClocksMixbus provides two clocks which display the current position of the playhead. Having 2 clocks is a convenience:you can leave one clock showing

Page 40 - Exporting to a File

Defining a Song's Tempo and MeterMixbus allows simple creation and editing of a musical time/tempo map for each session. The meter and tempo map

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The settings for the Grid menu are:• No Grid: No grid is applied.• Grid: the grid is applied; any mouse move in the editing canvas will"jump

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Monitoring"Monitoring" is the process of hearing the prerecorded tracks (and/or yourself) while the transport is playing. Thereare several

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2222..00 MMoonniittoorriinngg48Section 21.0 - Monitoring Mixbus User GuideMonitor Mode Is The TrackRec Enabled?Is The MasterRec EnableOn?Auto InputSt

Page 44 - Synchronization

The Locations window provides another view of the Location Markers, Loop Range, Punch Range, Ranges, and CDRanges that appear on the "rulers"

Page 45 - Using the Grid

Installation - WindowsMixbus on Windows uses an industry-standard installation mechanism. Follow the directions for a “Typical” install toinstall Mix

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The Rhythm Ferret dialog provides a method to quickly "split" an audio region (or selection of regions) based onevents. This can be useful

Page 47 - Monitoring

On OSX, you will find the Preferences window under the menu item Mixbus->Preferences. On Linux & Windows, youwill find it under Windows->Pre

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the level of the audition. The auditioner is stereo; by default, it is connected to the first two "physical" outputs ofyour soundcard. Th

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• Outbound MMC Device ID: Each MMC command includes a device ID. You can configure which Device IDArdour uses when it sends MMC commands. The defaul

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Menu OptionsAudio File Format: Sample FormatThe audio data format that Mixbus uses internally. New recordings will be stored in this format, and fil

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Control Surfaces: Mackie ( OSX / Linux only )If you are using a Mackie Logic protocol control surface then this should be ON.Control Surfaces: Generic

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LayeringEvery region in a playlist has a "layering order" which defines the stacking order of regions. The topmost region isthe one that is

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Create marker on XrunIf this option is ON then Mixbus will put a "marker" at each xrun encountered during a recording. This is useful whenm

Page 54 - Menu Options

Mixbus can utilize generic MIDI control messages to control some common editor and mixer parameters.You will need to use an OSX "midi router"

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ControlsEach Mixer Strip features control of the channel's fader, stereo pan, rec-enable, mute, and solo.The Jog wheel has various modes:• Scrol

Page 56 - Misc. Options

Installation - OSXBecause Mixbus is a professional product which is intended to be interconnected with other professional products, itrequires attenti

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Mixbus has a standard keyboard shortcut layout that provides alternate keystrokes that are available in other digitalaudio workstations. In the follo

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Page 60 - Common Functions

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Page 63 - Markers and Locations

apply to all tracks/busses Control+Shift+left-clickapply to group Control+left-clickapply to track or active group left-clicklearn MIDI control Co

Page 64 - Track Operations

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Page 65 - Mouse Object Mode

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Page 66 - Mouse Zoom Mode

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Installation - LinuxA note about Linux distributions:While an expert system administrator can adapt nearly any distribution for use with Mixbus, it is

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All Platforms:• Some third-party plugins may cause crashes, strange noises, or other problems. We strive to support plug-ins asthoroughly as possibl

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Mixbus 2.3New Features (all platforms): • Pre-installed Xtools for Mixbus: XT-ME Mastering Equalizer, XT-MC Multi-band Compressor, XT-EQ Equalizer.

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Mixbus 2.2New Features (all platforms): • Pre-installed “Essentials” plugin Pack. To use these plugins, customers must purchase the Essentials licen

Page 75 - Mixbus 2.3

Mixbus 2.1New Features (all platforms): • Freesound import.• Soundcloud export.• Metadata editor.• Hold “Alt” to override mix-groups for fader/mut

Page 76 - Mixbus 2.2

Mixbus 2.0.7Changes (all platforms): • Added plugin latency to click ( metronome ) so it stays aligned during recording/playback when plugins withlon

Page 77 - Mixbus 2.1

• VST Shell ( Waves ) plugins do not load. Some users find that the third-party application shell2vst.exe is aworkaround. ( Windows only ) A beta

Page 78 - Mixbus 2.0.7

Installation – All PlatformsDownload and Install the License file:When you complete your purchase through the Mixbus store, you should receive an emai

Page 79 - Mixbus 2.0.6

only )• Mouse disappears on some VST plugin windows. Clicking the mouse button normally displays it ( Windowsonly)• VST Shell ( Waves ) plugins do

Page 80 - Mixbus 2.0.5

card drivers.• LV2 plugins should recall the port "symbols" (such as "wet_dry_mix") instead of the port index. This improvessu

Page 81 - Mixbus 2.0.4

plug-in windows will display outside of their enclosing windows.• Some third-party AudioUnit plug-ins may cause crashes, strange noises, or other pro

Page 82 - Mixbus 2.0.2

Mixbus 2.0.1NEW FEATURES:NoneFIXES:• PPC OSX 10.4.11 systems would not load the Harrison channel DSP plug-in. This has been fixed. • Linux distrib

Page 83 - Mixbus 2.0

default is "mnemonic-us", which implements all of these new features. (Note: this will overwrite any custom key-bindings you have done).•

Page 84 - Mixbus 1.5.1 (8858)

NEW FEATURES• New Region-Gain-Range editing mode (see page 20, above)• New “Join Playhead to Edit Range” transport/editing mode• New key-mappable “

Page 85 - Mixbus 1.4 (7900)

tions.• Minor change to the popup window editor so that the compressor “mode” is a menu selection instead of a slid-er.KNOWN ISSUES• Sessions opened

Page 86 - Mixbus 1.3 (7541)

• You can now choose the "merge files" option when importing 2 same-length audio files, and they will import toa stereo track.• Add a shor

Page 87 - Mixbus v1.2 (6707)

Mixbus Websitehttp://mixbus.harrisonconsoles.comFind common Mixbus support questions & answers at: http://mixbus.harrisonconsoles.com/mixbus/webs

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Getting StartedWhen Mixbus is first started, you will be presented with the “Audio Setup” dialog. On future launches, you will bepresented with 3 tab

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