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by Blue Cat Audio
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Price: USD 92 License Conditions: Demo Limitations: One single instance of the plug-in per session. The plug-in is regularly bypassed for a few seconds. System Requirements: An Intel or PowerPC processor. Mac OS X Leopard (10.5) or Snow Leopard (10.6). Any VST / Audio Unit (32/64-bit) / RTAS compatible application. Last Updated: 2015-07-31
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Software Description
Blue Cat's MB-7 Mixer is a unique plug-in that splits the signal into several frequency bands and lets the user mix them as if they were separate tracks. Each band proposes controls that can usually be found on a mixing console: bypass, mute or solo to isolate frequencies, gain adjustment, "stereoness" (spread) and position in the stereo field (pan). The plug-in also proposes unique linking and grouping options within a single instance, or between several instances, on multiple tracks. It can be used for multiple applications: from mixing to mastering, or audio restoration. Thanks to the comprehensive visual feedback it proposes, the plug-in is also recommended for audio analysis. As an extra, the plug-in has been designed to work in conjonction with the previously released Blue Cat's MB-5 Dynamix plug-in for multiband side chain dynamics processing.
Main Features:
- Multiband mixing console: adjust the levels, panning and "stereoness" of each band separately.
- Multiple instances linking: group bands within a single instance or between multiple instances of the plug-in, and modify the spectrum on multiple tracks with a single slider.
- Up to 7 bands, with crossover filters from 6 to 96 dB/Oct for optimal separation.
- Bypass, mute, solo on every band.
- Mono switch on master for mono compatibility check.
- Complete visual feedback with real time response curves and levels display for each band.
- Side chaining made easy: a unique way to perform multi-band side chain compression, ducking, gating and much more.
- Plug-in window transparency management.
- No latency.
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Changes in v2.51
- Last loaded preset can now be saved directly from the presets menu without having to select the file.
- Bugfix for latency compensation reporting in Cubase VST
- Bugfix forfeedback loop that could occur in bypass mode when the plug-in was inserted before another one.
Changes in v2.4
- VST plug-ins can now be relocated if not found.
- Now saves missing plug-ins' state so that they can be restored later.
- Bugfix for compatibility issues with several plug-ins that used to crash when unloaded (Image Line, MeldaProduction, Catanya...).
- VST Plug-in name is now displayed when loaded from a missing VST shell bundle (instead of just the name of the bundle).
- Bugfix for randrom crashes when using keyboard shortcuts in the host application to switch between plug-ins or tracks.
- Bugfix for crash introduced in 2.3 when trying to load missing VST plug-ins.
- Bugfix for crash after closing the editor of an Audio Unit plug-in loaded with SoundRadix's 32Lives.
Changes in v2.3
- Bugfix for random crashes when unloading some plug-ins on Mac (Waves plug-ins for example).
- Audio Unit hosting support: Audio Units can now be loaded into the plug-in on Mac.
- Plug-ins can now be cut from a slot for cut/paste operations.
- User interface loading or resizing is now faster.
- Reduced the size of windows installers.
- Bugfixes and compatibility improvements
- Bugfix for undo/redo compatibility issues with some plug-ins.
- Bugfix for inaccurate transport information being reported to sub plug-ins when stopping playback in Pro Tools.
Changes in v2.2
- It is now possible to give a name to each instance of a plug-in.
- Better undo tracking when loading presets for plug-ins with many parameters.
- Enhanced performance when changing the size of the plug-in user interface.
- Bugfix for keyboard stealing issue in many host applications when sub plug-ins editors are opened (except 32-bit applications on Mac).
- Bugfix for compatibility issue with Pro Tools 9 on Mac (random crashes).
- Bugfix for crashes with some plug-ins requesting information while being opened.
Changes in v2.11
- Improved compatibility with plug-ins that do not support sample rate changes (Nebula).
- Improved compatibility with synths or effects that internally use VST presets banks: (Nexus, Korg Legacy series or D16 Sigmund for example).
- More efficient memory usage so that more instances can be used in a session.
Changes in v2.1
- Fixed inserted plug-in windows
- See plug-in version via Get Info
- RTAS version GUI bugfix
- About window bugfix
- More accessible bypass and display editor commands
- Plug-in editors now have saved screen position
- Copy/paste plug-ins in between slots
- Copy/paste plug-in states
- Center plug-in editor when window is missing
- Better support for multiple I/O configuration plug-ins
Changes in v2.0.4
- Improved Plug-ins Compatibility
- Fix for some reverb plug-ins used to have their tail cut.
- Fix for some VST plug-ins sometimes prevented Pro Tools from exiting (Kontakt 5 for example).
- Fix syncing issues when inserting plug-ins with different latencies on different bands, tempo and MIDI events.
Changes in v2.0.3
- The plug-in can now host VST instruments.
- Added support for plug-ins bundled into a VST Shell.
- Hosted VST plug-ins can now sync with the host's tempo.
- AudioSuite support (offline processing) for the AAX version
- Compatibility improvements and bugfixes
Changes in v2.0.1
- Bugfix for no output issue when inserting soft synths