Mixbus chooses the I/O based on the number of signal “pipes” at the insertion point of the plug-in. The host (Mixbus) must tell the plugin how many inputs and outputs we want, and then the plugin can respond whether that is a valid choice. Unlike other formats, AU plug-ins normally provide a “variable” number of inputs and outputs. Most commercial plug-in developers make AU plug-ins for Mac, because this is the native format for Apple’s Garageband and Logic. A summary of plug-in support in Mixbus:Īpple TM AU plug-ins (supported on OS X only)ĪU (Audio Unit) is the native (Apple-developed) plug-in format for OS X. However there are many reasons why a third-party addon might not work in Mixbus, or might crash, or might behave unexpectedly. !It is Harrison’s intent to support every plug-in available, whether commercial or free. ( for example, 64bit Mixbus loads 64bit plug-ins, but not 32bit plug-ins ) The plug-in must be compiled for the same platform as the Mixbus you are running.The plug-in must be a supported format on your OS (see below).Mixbus can only use plug-ins that meet these criteria: Mixbus can load plug-ins in several formats, depending on your platform. To learn about using plugins in your mix, visit Using Plug-ins *This chapter covers the general principles of plug-ins in Mixbus. Appendix C: Videos (Training and Tutorial).Presonus Faderport, Faderport8 and Faderport16.Mackie MCU-compatible fader controllers.Scrolling and Zooming in the Editor Window.Operational Differences from Other DAWs.About This Manual (online version and PDF download).
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