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05-27-2014, 05:41 PM
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(05-27-2014, 04:12 PM)manfreds Wrote: Wouldn't it be better to list the plugins that don't work?
At least most of mine do, except nebula and t-racks.
Maybe in different treads for different Os?
My Os ist win7 x64, my main Daw Reaper x64, and it helped to create an extra vstfolder for mixbus with only 32bit vsts and maybe some jbridged vsts.
I agree. The thread could get out of hand with all the different OS's, but it could help the developers and other users (especially new ones) to see what is and is not working and probably why.
And the nice thing is that it is all in one place as opposed to being scattered all over various posts in different threads.
Maybe the other OS's could start a new thread so that things are more streamlined and platform specific.
I also have a dedicated VST folder for mixbus, so I could control what i want to use with the software.
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Anyone tried the soundtoys plugins? I tried the delay in mixbus ( I think it was mixbus v2.1) and was unable to open the project afterwards.
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T-racks works, but you have to open the shell. T-racks customshop 32bit.
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(05-28-2014, 07:53 AM)clintmartin Wrote: T-racks works, but you have to open the shell. T-racks customshop 32bit.
Hi Clintmartin, Could you please explain how you go about opening T-Racks shell. For instance, I know that you have individual vst files created, but is there something else you have to do?
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05-29-2014, 08:21 AM
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The T-Racks shell is it's own interface where you can open all the plugins you have in one window/shell. If you have Custom Shop, that's the shell.
Thanks Clint!
That works like a champ. It's going to make mastering in MB, as well as other mixing tasks, a breeze.
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Works in Osx, 10.9
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(05-29-2014, 08:21 AM)Robert M. Bohman Wrote: The T-Racks shell is it's own interface where you can open all the plugins you have in one window/shell. If you have Custom Shop, that's the shell.
Thanks Clint!
That works like a champ. It's going to make mastering in MB, as well as other mixing tasks, a breeze.
OK, I understand.
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05-29-2014, 05:39 PM
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Sorry Jouvert I've been busy and didn't see your message. Looks like you got it figured out anyway.
