No more juggling plug-in windows to adjust two or more effects at once. MixBox supercharges your workflow, keeping every parameter immediately at hand in a compact, efficient, and easily editable GUI. And for reverb, MixBox offers 4 all-new, massively improved algorithms for hall, room, plate and inverse. Derived from IK's award-winning T-RackS, AmpliTube and SampleTank plug-ins, every processor offers immaculate sound, from powerful digital effects to warm, authentic physical models of classic analog gear. Whether in your favorite DAW or stand-alone, MixBox combines a massive range of effects and powerful workflow to supercharge your mixes.

Create, compare and save your own custom channel strips or multiFX chains, or choose from over 600 presets to give your creativity a kickstart. And they’re good.MixBox packs 70 award-winning mixing processors and creative effects into a convenient 500-series style plug-in. The stock plugins I have in Logic are enough for my needs, there are so many of them that it’s possible to get what I want almost every time and the stock plugins are much lighter on cpu. I don’t have mixbus on the iPad to compare big I’ve got some IK plugins on desktop and tried the mixbus demo when the group guy came out but I wasn’t tempted to get it. :-) an probably good enough unless you have a fantastic studio monitor setup where you can hear the difference. Also if you want an upgrade in sound or more character from some of the ‘bread and butter’ type stock plugins I think the Toneboosters plugins stack up pretty well against IK and are well priced.Īnd you can also add something like ToneStack pro, which I’m not suggesting is sonically the same but you can make pedal board setups which are fun and add some of the more esoteric guitar pedal type effects to your setup and can be chained similar to mixbus.

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