[$29.99 until 9/28] IK Multimedia's MixBox containing 500 72 series style effects is on sale (85% OFF)

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IK's MixBox is on sale at a bargain price.

MixBox is an effect plug-in modeled after the 500 series and includes 72 modules.

This module is based on T-RackS and AmpliTube plug-ins, so each one is of high quality.

for example"Saturator X", but the one on the left is the T-RackS version and the one on the right is the MixBox version.

Everything else is almost the same except for M/S processing, oversampling, and limiter functions.

It's a great deal for $29.99, which includes so many plugins of this level.

72 types of modules

It is divided into categories as follows.

And you can load up to 8 files at the same time.
(You can also load the same module multiple times)

It's hard to understand from just the name, so I've also included a GUI.

Amp (9 types)

American Vintage T, British Tube Lead, Cabinet, Flexi Amp, Jazz Amp 120

 Modern Tube Lead, Preamp, SVT Classic, Tone Control

Channel Strip (4 types)

Channel Strip, EQ 81, EQ Comp, EQ-PA

Delay (3 types)

Digital Delay, Reverb Delay, Tape Echo

Distortion (5 types)

Crusher, Distortion, Lo-Fi, Overdrive, Overscream

Dynamics (8 types)

Black 76, British Dynamics, Bus Compressor, Compressor, De-Esser

Limiter, Model 670, White 2A

EQ (4 types)

British EQ, EQ PG, Parametric EQ, Vintage EQ-1A

Filter (10 types)

Env Filter, Filter Formant, Filter Phaser, Filter-C, Filter-M

Filter-O, Filter-R, LFO Filter, Multi Filter, Wah 47

Modulation (17 types)

AM Modulator, AutoPan, Chorus, Chorus C1, Electric Flanger, Ensemble

Env Flanger, Flanger, FM Modulator, Multi Chorus, Opto Tremolo, Phaser

,Rotary Speaker, Slicer, Small Phazer, Tremolo, Uni-V

Reverb (9 types)

Ambience, ConvoRoom, Digital Reverb, Hall Reverb, Inverse Reverb

Plate Reverb, Room Reverb, Spring Reverb, Stereo Imager

Saturation (3 types)

Phonograph, Saturator-X, Tape Cassette

Sound demo

Since there are too many modules, I picked out some modules with some characteristics.

First up is "Tape Echo."

Next is "Chorus C1" and "Ensemble".

"Filter Phaser" is good as a projectile.

The last one is "Tape Cassette".

Adds the feel of a cassette tape.

This is also good.

point of dissatisfaction

I highly recommend it, but I'll also write down the parts that I personally feel dissatisfied with.

can't route

There is no routing at all.

Only Dry/Wet adjustment is possible via serial.

Dry/Wet can be adjusted for each individual module and for the entire MixBox.

There is no modulation mechanism (there are LFOs that can be completed by themselves)

There is no problem without modulation for compression and EQ, but you want it for filters.

Unfortunately MixBox does not have modulation.

However, some modules include modulation.

Modules in the "Modulation" category and "LFO FILTER" can be modulated individually.

However, you can do similar things from your DAW, so it's just a little troublesome.

Mono/stereo, M/S processing, and oversampling are not possible.

T-RackS can basically perform these processes, but MixBox cannot.

Regarding monaural/stereo and M/S processing, you can use the functions on the DAW side.

FL Studio can easily do this using Patcher.

The only thing that can't be helped is oversampling.

If you absolutely need oversampling, it is better to collect the T-RackS version.

Sunset Sound Reverb Collection not included

Sunset Chamber, Sunset Iso Booth, Sunset Live Room, Sunset Plates, Sunset Spring

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The one on the far right is the regular version of MixBox.Version comparisonIt's certainly not included.

Sale venue

This is a limited sale for APD.

Overview

From precise modeling to new algorithmic reverb
In addition to modeling actual dynamics processors such as the LA2A and 1176, which are still popular today, and channel strips from the 1073 and SSL 4000 Series, MixBox also includes amp distortion and tape saturation for more aggressive sound creation. Contains a suitable processor.

The 71 types of processors included in MixBox are divided into the following categories.

Workflow is simple and quick

MixBox's workflow is highly visible and simple to operate thanks to its virtual rack-aligned interface.You can concentrate on creating your sound without having to go back and forth between multiple windows.

All modules have a dry/wet slider to adjust the depth of the effect sound.You can also save settings for a single processor individually or for each processor chain (per rack) and recall them immediately when needed.

Responds to various needs
MixBox can be used to shape vocals and instruments to add warmth, change dynamics and groove, or for more aggressive sound design.In addition to standard racks for vocals and instruments with your favorite EQ and dynamics processors, you can also create racks with filters, modulation, amps, and more to dramatically change your sound.

Over 600 presets available

MixBox not only has presets for each processor, but also presets for entire racks of multiple processors.It's a good idea to start by loading a preset and getting started.

Of course, once you have your favorite settings, you can save the processor or rack itself as an original preset and recall it at any time.

True-to-life gain staging and side chain input
MixBox allows individual gain adjustment and dry/wet adjustment for each processor, so you can perform precise gain staging just like the actual machine (or even more so in some cases).

Each processor also supports side chain inputs.For example, you can also use it in standard ways, such as triggering the amount of compressor with another signal.

Standalone for live mixes
By running MixBox standalone, you can use it as a rack for each channel during live mixes.

Eight 8-slot racks can be used simultaneously, so you can perform advanced live mixes without using a rack containing external hardware processors or a dedicated mixer.

All eight racks can be accessed from the main panel, making it easy to switch between racks for editing.The interface design is designed to withstand the speedy operations required during live mix operations, from calling up presets for each rack to adjusting the gain of each channel and in/out routing.

MixBox is the perfect tool not only for painstakingly creating tones in your DAW, but also for more intuitive real-time mixing.