Mixbus32C

Having the right tool for the job seems cliché by even the most objective views these days. However, there are so many fields where the expression validates through example, and one such domain is the professional sound production. Modern audio processing requires the utmost in terms of consoles for digital sound production and although the analog era has passed, its legacy in terms of the footprint it embeds on the audio content is still craved and required.

Building on the established reputation of Harrison consoles, Mixbus32C aims at offering a digital emulator of the famous 32C mixer, fully-featured with the knob-per-function layout that made the aforementioned console so famous.

Aside from offering a traditional controls layout, for the enhanced instrument “feel”, the console also addresses the analog signal characteristics, by offering a dedicated, “True Analog” function for mixing.

The original parametric, four-band sweepable equalizer of the 32C is maintained, coupled with separately switchable filter sections, complete with low and high-pass filters, as well as dedicated modeling for resistors, capacitors, and transistors from the original configuration.

Last but not least, the internal engine is dithered and ramped, in order to try and maintain the closest possible feel to that of the analog sound.