Read about it here

http://www.businesswire.c...t-Console#.VgWUl_lVhBd

Interesting, I'm waiting to see the Mixbus 3 controller they are making. They say it will be under a grand, but I'm not holding my breath. I'll probably stick to using my mouse! Hahaha!

All I got out of the announcement was 2 things.
 
1) a hardware manufacturer teamed up with some software guys.
 
2) everyone involved is very excited.
 
oooooookay.  good to know.

If Harrison MB software was incorporated into in Cubase somehow ( w/o all the problems) then I'd be very interested in that.

If they got that Harrison Sound into Cubase that would cause quite
the stir in the DAW world...

And I would have to break my rule of Never buying a piece of software that requires a hardware dongle...

WOW ….this News is amazing …glad I got in on the ground floor w Mix3us …
 
Kenny

carl
If Harrison MB software was incorporated into in Cubase somehow ( w/o all the problems) then I'd be very interested in that.

Mixbus 3 is stable now. The new interim release (1970 I think) has fixed everything left on my list.

clintmartin

carl
If Harrison MB software was incorporated into in Cubase somehow ( w/o all the problems) then I'd be very interested in that.

Mixbus 3 is stable now. The new interim release (1970 I think) has fixed everything left on my list.

I'd like to be able to use it for scoring & orchestration with heavy use of vi's, cc & other type of automation while mixing.
Combined with Cubase it could have real potential & possibilities.
Own it's own I can see it useful for mixing stems.
How many tracks & vi's can you get it to run, does it support all plugins now?
 

I don't use it for that much heavy lifting. I don't use much midi at all other than drums or an occasional keyboard. I'm only in for the mixing...90% audio as I usually export out of Sonar. It is much better though. I've been updating with every new interim release and this latest one has fixed a lot of the plugin issues I hear. Many on the Harrison forum have said their plugins are working now.