#Harrison mixbus click tracks pro#
I haven't had any issues with stability when running these Windows VSTs in Linux too and could run plenty of instances of Pro Q 2 and Pro C 2 at lower buffer settings without stability problems. I haven't really used the built in plugins, mainly just stuck with the 'core' tools by Fabfilter along with a Valhalla VST for reverbs. I'm using it on Linux if that's of any consideration. Maybe it was a 'bedding in period'? I've (slightly rarely, but sometimes) heard people mention they've had crashes though, so I guess it's something to consider. I haven't had one crash through 2-3 projects like this, so as far as I'm concerned it's stable. I did have a few crashes when I first started working with it, but I've actually finished a few BIG end to end projects with it now (some pushing it to the point at 4096 buffer where the track won't even play in realtime with all possible CPU performance optimisations active and even crazy stuff like spectre/meltdown patches disabled). You won’t want to mix anywhere else once you try it, and I love the workflow. The polarity optimiser should be worth a few hundred euro on it's own. Oh yeah I love the K-Metering for optimum loudness too. It's also massively midi controllable (can also be pretty much fully controlled with OSC using TouchOSC or Lemur on iOS, and templates are provided) and for the real technically inclined, pretty much EVERY POSSIBLE functionality can be automated using the Lua programming language for scripting. I should have jumped in sooner! I can't speak highly enough about it. A long term colleague in production who was a long time Pro Tools user also raves about it and turned me onto it over a period of a few years. It's built on top of the Ardour open source DAW which it exceptional in itself but the really killer feature is the propriety DSP modelled on their legendary consoles as well as the 'console emulated workflow', which is just unbelievably fluid, fast and powerful (you can break out of it too but just have to be a little careful as it won't hold your hand in terms of latency compensation if you get experimental).
The Harrison message board and facebook user groups are also a very great place to be - customer support is exceptional across the board. V5 only just hit so that'll be valid for a long while and future updates will be $20. That's a FANTASTIC price for a product that I'm massively enthusiastic about.
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