Importing Tracks | Harrison Mixbus32c Beginner Series

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[@tonyr.logcabinstudio252]

Keep em coming Nathen 👍👍👍

[@HarrisonAudio]

I am working on it

[@fortewal]

Thanks

[@HarrisonAudio]

Welcome

[@REDSTUDIORECORDS]

Thanks man

[@HarrisonAudio]

You're welcome!

[@HostArchiveScavengersRadio]

im new to mixbus v8 and watching that will get me started thanks!! do you have videos on how to put it on seperate tracks and work the eq and record it clearly?
thank you!

[@HarrisonAudio]

Are you wanting a mixing tutorial?

[@HostArchiveScavengersRadio]

@@HarrisonAudio yes

[@HarrisonAudio]

Check out the Beginner Series on the channel.

[@HostArchiveScavengersRadio]

@@HarrisonAudio Thank you!!

[@HostArchiveScavengersRadio]

@@HarrisonAudio yes

[@lamayciahackett3635]

You need a video on how to import stems, I am finding myself converting to audio to use the Mix bus, should be able to use all formats from different systems ?

[@HarrisonAudio]

Importing is the same regardless of what files you use. You do need to make sure the same rate matches the files being imported otherwise Mixbus will upsample or downsample to match.
-Nathan

[@lamayciahackett3635]

@@HarrisonAudio I found a way, used export and got them in, but thank you for the response

[@a-fox]

Downloaded the Demo and so far find it very difficult to do things that in other DAWs is very simple. For instance loading a virtual instrument in Studio One, Reaper, Mixcraft and others is a drag and drop and in MixBus I have no idea. I think I'd love the mixing part of MixBus but the production part seems lacking but again it is so hard to find and setup things in MixBus that it might do more than I think. Maybe better videos on each part of Mixbus.

[@HarrisonAudio]

Hello there, You would first create a Midi track and then select which VI you want. More videos on production aspects are being released in the coming weeks. Thanks for watching.

[@bigthinkers6724]

Hi! when you archive your files from Mixbus to a archive file. leter how do you import that file back into mixbus?

[@HarrisonAudio]

An archived files contains the entire session folder so there should be no need to reimport the tracks.

[@bigthinkers6724]

@@HarrisonAudio Well that didn't answer the question after you archive it and give it to a friend how do they open it or import it. In cakewalk you export your project as a bundle then you just open the bundle and all the trks are there. how would you do this in mixbus?

[@HarrisonAudio]

Instead of making a new session you choose archive from the drop down menu and find the file you want to open. This should be explained in the manual.

[@pd177]

This works for the standard mixbus right?

[@HarrisonAudio]

Both DAWs work the same the main difference is the type of EQ and the number of Buses.

[@pd177]

Many thanks for your advice my friend.