What's that other saying? Don't look at a gift too closely? 😜įound my original invoice for MixBox. ?įorgot to mention: Product Manager was kind enough to tell me MixBox CS was added to my account. As a Collection, I also have the T-RackS 5 Max Upgrade. Well, according to the Custom Shop, I have SSSR as a T-RackS Reverb. To me it does seem silly that if someone purchased SSSR as a single, they qualify, but not someone who purchased MixBox. Yeah-I bought it as a single product before I knew a whole lot about how IK does business. So it all makes for a well-rounded, competitive package against other virtual rack sotware.Perhpas, but I can't imagine aquiring it any other way.

If you are familiar with IK Multimedia software, you know what kind of quality they are going for. It makes for a simple overview and simple, intuitive operation via drag-and-drop. All the modules are graphically reminiscent of hardware units in the 500-series rack format.

In standalone mode, you can even use eight complete racks (each with eight modules) for live mixing. Up to 8 processors can be connected in series per FX chain. Additionally, the reverb effects have been improved with four new algorithms. The available modules include dynamics processors, equalizers, filters, modulation, complete channel strips, saturation, reverb, delay, distortion, and amp simulations – among other processors. MixBox comes with over 600 presets, so chances are you’ll find some settings in the right ballpark for the problem before you even get to detailed tweaks. The chains you come up with should be usable in most mix, mastering, and sound design contexts. The effects are distilled to the small, manageable size of a module which changes how you think about chaining them together and making adjustments. It’s easy to dismiss it as a re-package of T-RackS processors and a bunch of stuff borrowed from AmpliTube and SampleTank, but I’d like to think the end result is greater than the sum of its parts. With MixBox, manufacturer IK Multimedia presented a compelling virtual rack of multi-effects.

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