MixBox (IK Multimedia) Sunset Sounds Reverb IAP Demo (Details in Pinned YT Comment)
MixBox (IK Multimedia) Sunset Sounds Reverb IAP Demo & Giveaway (Details in Pinned YT Comment)
Giveaway: 2 Copies of Mixbox iOS Sunset Sounds reverb IAP (see below for details). Please note that there is a free version of Mixbox on the appstore, so even if you do not currently own the full version of the app, I believe you should be able to use the IAP with even the free version (if I am wrong on that please let me know in the comments).
Mixbox now has an IAP for a slimmed down version of the reverbs available in the IK Multimedia T Racks Sunset Sounds reverb collection. This contains 5 reverb modules (details below) and 40 rack presets that utilise the reverbs with other modules, all organised by group - keys, percussion, synth, guitar etc. Some of them sound really, really nice and here you can hear me demo them on a variety of instruments. See the timestamps for details.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Demoing 'Spaces' presets on harp sounds played by Tardigrain (Please note that Mixbox crushes the dsp creating a horrible noise every time you change preset which is why I unfortunately have to slide out the node each time I change presets!)
03:20 Demoing some of the percussion presets on Indian Drummer
04:20 Demoing bass presets on iFretless Bass. Note that some of these really fry my dsp, but I am running a LOT of apps im this session!
05:54 Running some keys presets on Rhodes (Vtines)
07:15 Vocal preset demos on granularised vocals from Audiomodern Chroma sample pack played into Tardigrain.
10:34 Demoing and tweaking each of the 5 reverb modules (not rack presets)
Some video links:
Main Mixbox Demo:
• IK Multimedia MixBox CS Walkthrough (Great...
Tardigrain:
• Tardigrain Granular Demo / Silent 15-min t...
VTines:
• 1-minute Listen to Beautiful VTines Rhodes...
TFX Echo:
• TfxEcho by Ryo Togawa: Fantastic Sounding ...
Ioniarics:
• How to make beautiful, complex polyrhythmi...
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Sunset Sound comes to MixBox
Sunset Sound Reverb Collection** is a set of 5 new modules for MixBox derived from the different reverbs offered in T-RackS Sunset Sound Studio Reverb. You get a Chamber, Live Room, ISO Booth, Plates 1 & 2, and Spring Reverb, plus over 40 new Rack presets.
These modules maintain the original console preamp and signal path, modeling the exact harmonic content of the studio gear for warm, lush reverberation that goes beyond classic convolution reverbs. Add this unique reverb suite to MixBox today and give your music that Sunset Sound.
Sunset Sound Recordings was opened in 1958 by Tutti Camarata, then director of recording for Disney Studios. The space’s slanted floor and uneven walls gave it ideal acoustics, and soon the studio was busy recording Disney classics like “Mary Poppins”.
By 1962, Sunset Sound was welcoming artists like the Doors, Joe Cocker, the Rolling Stones, Neil Young, the Beach Boys, and Led Zeppelin. Since then artists from all genres have kept Sunset busy: Van Halen, Toto, Prince, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Whitney Houston, the Doobie Brothers, Miles Davis, Elton John, Alanis Morissette, Smashing Pumpkins, Sheryl Crow, Rage Against The Machine, Audioslave, Ryan Adams, Beck and more.
Today, the live rooms, vocal booths and echo chambers of Sunset Sound have become a part of the fabric of popular music itself. That’s why IK Multimedia and current studio owner Paul Camarata wanted to give all musicians the chance to add a little of Sunset’s magic to their tracks