USING STEVEN SLATE DRUMS 4 IN REAPER FULL
USING STEVEN SLATE DRUMS 4 IN REAPER FREE

but those damn customers with their non-4k screens! I sit in front of my FullHD 23' and sometimes think I am watching Ants on Netflix, when in fact I am adjusting an EQ. Collapsable/Zoomable/Whateverable EQ and sends section. Simply click and drag channels in mixer and editor view to re-order. That also goes for routing: Select twelve tracks, Ctrl+click on Mixbus 1 - boom, you're done! Temporary fader groups: when multiple channels are selected, all faders should move in relation to each other (again see Reaper, good for making quick adjustments to non grouped tracks with a one-fader-controller like my Faderport).

USING STEVEN SLATE DRUMS 4 IN REAPER FREE

Have a look at Reapers Track Manager (it's free for some time period ]). Such a simple task but it sucks so damn hard in Mixbus! How can one screw this up? Here is how it should work: One selects multiple tracks in the list (like all drums), then drags them on top and ALL the channels magically appear on top (without an error message that this is an unknown object, or something like that). I can see the advantages but give us an option that responds more 'loose' (clicking the EQ area, etc.) Selecting a channel: I have to hit a really specific area on the channelstrip to select that channel. I can not tell you how f*$§in often I changed the fader volume just because I wanted to scroll! Oh, let's undo that.(see below) Please give us a cohehrent option to just scroll with the mousewheel, even when my mouse is above the fader (Shift+scroll to fade). then I am allowed to scroll (but not on the Mixbusses, no no).

I am forced to take my hand off the controller, search for that damn button and press it, then make sure that my mouse is above the channelname. Shift+scroll to scroll through channels is the most unintuive thing and slowest way to do that EVER! I have one hand on my Faderport, the other on my mouse. 12 compensated busses is laughable and just not enough if you want to compete! This is my dealbreaker number 1! Latency compensated busses! I simply can not understand how it is even an option nowadays to not have that! I really don't care about why that is, just do it. Here's why (in the order of importance to me): The sound of Mixbus feels so much more natural, it's spooky! And in the end the most important thing is what comes out of the speakers! But to get there I really feel like Conan, pushing the mill on my own for 15 years (with the difference of getting fatter not leaner). I was shocked! By better I mean less artificial. The reason why I am still here and participate is simple: Every mix I fiddled around with in MB4 or 32C for like 45 minutes sounded better than my originals.

USING STEVEN SLATE DRUMS 4 IN REAPER FULL

I demoed both Mixbus versions but still can't justify to buy one at full price, because it doesn't feel like a properly finished product yet. Long-time Reaper user here, which I absolutely love(d), but now you Harrison guys came along to bring chaos to my perfect little world.

Using steven slate drums 4 in reaper