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travista00 · 28th October 2005

Digi presented their white paper about the 48-bit HD mix-buss last night in L.A. One of the interesting things that came up was that the mix-buss is actually a plug-in and that the plug-in is currently designed to be transparent but that it would be possible to model other mix-busses as well, since the architecture of the plug-in is the same as that of an analog mix-buss. In other words, it's possible to "skin" the mix-buss so that the sonic characteristics of the summing could be made to emulate a neve or ssl console for instance. How many people are interested in having that feature in Pro Tools?

28th October 2005	#1
travista00 Gear maniac Joined: Apr 2004 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 167 Thread Starter	Pro Tools: "Skinnable" Mix-buss Digi presented their white paper about the 48-bit HD mix-buss last night in L.A. One of the interesting things that came up was that the mix-buss is actually a plug-in and that the plug-in is currently designed to be transparent but that it would be possible to model other mix-busses as well, since the architecture of the plug-in is the same as that of an analog mix-buss. In other words, it's possible to "skin" the mix-buss so that the sonic characteristics of the summing could be made to emulate a neve or ssl console for instance. How many people are interested in having that feature in Pro Tools? __________________ ------------------------------- Travis Huff @ BK Ent Group http://www.travishuff.com