04-22-2021, 07:09 PM
Mixbus mixer layout design is the best in the DAW world because it's more ergonomic and fast and intuitive.
And I really appreciate very thin meters on the channel strips, never saw such thin meters in other DAWs or even plugins.
I honestly don't understand why designers-developers make such a very obvious thing as meters wide and big, it's a distracting jumping mess before the eyes making zero sense being wide. Big and wide should be knobs, caps, faders...anything you grab your mouse to regularly.
A great example is Mixbus`s big and almost square fader caps which are convenient to grab by the cursor as well as big Solo and Mute buttons. Such simple concepts are totally out of control in other DAWs.
Mixbus solution is the best for me.
Big disappointment though are Eq, Send "buttons". Those are not buttons but a joke, thin strips you can hardly hit with a mouse. I strongly believe they need to be big and square/rectangular like Solo/Mute. Hear me, Ben!
And I really appreciate very thin meters on the channel strips, never saw such thin meters in other DAWs or even plugins.
I honestly don't understand why designers-developers make such a very obvious thing as meters wide and big, it's a distracting jumping mess before the eyes making zero sense being wide. Big and wide should be knobs, caps, faders...anything you grab your mouse to regularly.
A great example is Mixbus`s big and almost square fader caps which are convenient to grab by the cursor as well as big Solo and Mute buttons. Such simple concepts are totally out of control in other DAWs.
Mixbus solution is the best for me.
Big disappointment though are Eq, Send "buttons". Those are not buttons but a joke, thin strips you can hardly hit with a mouse. I strongly believe they need to be big and square/rectangular like Solo/Mute. Hear me, Ben!
Windows 7 x64 SP1
Mixbus 32C 7.1.92
Mixbus 32C 7.1.92