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This product is delivered as a digital download.

Click here to purchase this video at the Mixbus store.  This offer ends Saturday, May 17th!
 
Looks like it is around 2 hours long. For 5$ I bought it just for the instruction and any tips but not sure if I can listen to the genre that long... Have not watched it yet so I have no idea if it is worth the 5$ or not.

I got the same e mail offer yesterday ….
I picked up the video download last night and watched the first 2 videos ( out of 7 )
pretty easygoing pace …I learned a few new things thats not just limited to Mixbus ….
I feel , it was five dollars well spent ...
 
Kenny

Yup,
 
I have only watched the first video but I agree with you 100%. Well worth the 5$.

THE BEST 5 BUCKS I EVER SPENT! Very informative and just what a beginner needs to understand how these tools are used in a real world scenario. This video series contains many of the tricks I learned over a period of years working as an engineer and co-producer. My hats off to the folks at Mixbus.

I like the video as well. The only thing I don't like is never know where the GD pointer is. It's annoying! The manual isn't clear, for me anyway, on where things are since they used like colors to name the different parts.

These videos are going to require more than just one watch for me to fully digest. He managed to clean the drums up using just one additional plug to remove tom ring where I would have used a few...  I'm enjoying my $5 investment.

I've watched one video and I have a question. This will probably be answered later, but I need to go to bed! He only turned the master button off on the drums? I would think that everything going to a bus...guitars, vocals, keys ect. would need that master button turned off so the signal would go through the bus before the master and not at the same time. Am I wrong?

My head is full right now so I'll have to watch that again. I do know he ended up using all 8 mixbusses.

clintmartin
I've watched one video and I have a question. This will probably be answered later, but I need to go to bed! He only turned the master button off on the drums? I would think that everything going to a bus...guitars, vocals, keys ect. would need that master button turned off so the signal would go through the bus before the master and not at the same time. Am I wrong?

Maybe that was for a "Parallel" Dry to the Master and a Wet "Bus" to the Master type effect thingy...

I'm just guessing...I haven't seen the video...but that's what it sounds like...to "blend" the two...
But what do I know???

clintmartin
I've watched one video and I have a question. This will probably be answered later, but I need to go to bed! He only turned the master button off on the drums? I would think that everything going to a bus...guitars, vocals, keys ect. would need that master button turned off so the signal would go through the bus before the master and not at the same time. Am I wrong?

In the second video he started to solo the drums and found his masterbus mistake and corrected it.