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Tim E. Real wrote:OK I'll have to look into this.

You can do this in Ardour if you want to see it in action.

Not sure what you mean by stem. Each drum note type? (Bass, snare etc.) Check our midi import/export dialog in Settings. Hi Tim Stems are the individual audio tracks in the session. Many DAWs now have the ability to export them separately in one go so a session can be imported into another DAW. It ...

Doing any decent song length drums on Ardour / Mixbus is a challenge It's a challenge regardless of tools used. programming on Hydrogen, importing it to Mixbus as midi then quantising it (I use it to drive Drumgizmo) Why so many inconvenient steps? I have no problems writing drum parts in Ardour or...

Why Hydrogen? I can understand that only if you're 80+ and just can't learn anything new, otherwise I don't get why you people stick to Hydrogen anyway. It's too limited even for having fun with it, and one certainly can't take it seriously in a commercial situation. Ardour has a MIDI editor good e...

Welcome. Lots of good stuff here. Though some on here are into the sythy stuff, which has some different requirements to recording a band.

I am sure a good Google will get you some helpful videos

Is it any different from old mastering eq plugin they have? The interface is slightly different but the main thing is they have added a visual display of the frequencies. EDIT: AVA Plugins are also vst and much more cross platform than previous lv2 versions Display of freq's sounds great, I've been...

tavasti wrote:Is it any different from old mastering eq plugin they have?

The interface is slightly different but the main thing is they have added a visual display of the frequencies.
EDIT: AVA Plugins are also vst and much more cross platform than previous lv2 versions

I use drumgizmo in Mixbus and it has the best drums I have been able to get. When you get a decent Drumgizmo setup, save it as a template for future use (you can do this in Mixbus and its cousin Ardour). That saves setting it up every time. I have my drumgizmo setup with channels mixed, reverb setup...

When you open Drumgizmo in Mixbus or Ardour it gives the option to fan the drums out to multiple channels and you can mix the kit. I have created a template for the DRS kit so that I do not have to set up from scratch. Sorry, I do not know how you do this in Muse. yeah I know but it doesn't control...

Cheers EG, that's the kind of very useful info I need. It sounds like you're very experienced with Mixbus. I've only one project in Ardour but it is finished bar final mixing/mastering. I'll do the import test into Mixbus for the experience and to test the differences! Would you recommend any of th...

Thanks for all the feedback folks. I think I'll give Mixbus another go and probably get it when on offer, if I get on with it. I'll be making a donation to the Ardour devs anyway. If you are using Ardour you will be able to open your projects in Mixbus but some settings, such as pan, do not transfe...

As a side note or a request, any change of adding a mixer to DG? The DRSKit's hihats are really loud that I only use the overhead track and yet it's still louder that the cymbals. I could lower the hihats by lowering the velocity in the midi events but that's a lot of work. Unless I'm missing somet...

Mixbus has a unique mixer based on Harrison's world class consoles. EQ, limiting/ compression high pass and Mixbus sends are built into every channel. It has eight (or 12 with the premium version) fixed mix busses each with tape saturation eq and compression/ limiting . The master bus also has satur...

Superb

I use Mixbus (Commercial, but the demo is free to try). I am old fashioned musician playing and recording instruments. I cut my teeth on analogue gear in the pre-digital pre-PC days and I love it. Mixbus has a mixer based on Harrison Console's studio grade hardware. A lot of the stuff you need (comp...