http://harrisonconsoles.com/site/store-mixbus.html

V2 users get it for $40. Will get an upgrade email within a week or so (according to Ben). Looks like we'll be getting an upgrade code.
 
Subscribers get it free.

No word on plugs cost (if any).
 
I hope to high h3ll I don't have buy the plugs again. That will sux big time.

it looks awesome!!!

On the website now...


DERH...sorry...that's the same link...excitement got the best of me....LOL

What would, if anything would this add to Ozone? I am not into duplication, but if a tool overall does something better, then the small cost of this would be worth it, at least to me.

Charly,
 
It's now a DAW unto itself but has the added characteristics of a Harrison console.
 
Those of us who used V2 (32bit only) have been clamoring for this full featured version (and now in 64bit) for quite some time.
 
As to whether it's a duplication of Ozone is of a personal viewpoint. IOW, you could use Ozone in MixBus 3.

Mixbus is awesome for Mastering.  It has a great tape saturation sound
and does a great job at providing a "polished" sound.  Using Ozones 
tools you should be able to do some nice Masters...

I like the analogue look, don't like the EQ, but I am not a seasoned "mixer".  Can I add an analogue meter to my tracks in Sonar? I want a k-14 level meter and that stereo correlation meter as well.
 
anyway with mixbus are you really limited to 8 busses?  my first major song on sonar and I am way past 8 busses already.  Very slick for the money. 

papacucku
I like the analogue look, don't like the EQ, but I am not a seasoned "mixer".  Can I add an analogue meter to my tracks in Sonar? I want a k-14 level meter and that stereo correlation meter as well.
 
anyway with mixbus are you really limited to 8 busses?  my first major song on sonar and I am way past 8 busses already.  Very slick for the money. 

If you use mixbus as a mastering tool it's been suggested that you export your SONAR buses to Mixbus tracks. Then bus in Mixbus accordingly.
 
If you use it as a DAW, you can send multiple tracks to track (i.e. think bus).
 
Some suggested more than 8 buses in v3 but Harrison decided to stick with 8 (probably a constraint in Ardour 4, which MB3 is based on).