Slip Editing and More | Harrison Mixbus32c 7.1 Update

[@edmazur2084]

thank you , nathan, well done...

[@HarrisonAudio]

Thanks for watching!

[@dusanspasic9687]

That looks awesome! Thank you for making slide editing user-friendly! :)

[@HarrisonAudio]

Glad you like it!

[@postinfinity]

Great feature, thanks !

[@HarrisonAudio]

Glad you like it!

[@Skygge.]

Whoa!!! This slip editing works also in Ardour 6.9!

[@HarrisonAudio]

All thanks to open source :)

[@e-zammelectronicmusic7333]

Hi and thx indeed for this very usefull video ! Just a little comment though ! be carefull about the balance between the level of your voice and the music, there a gap that with headphones that the music is too loud compare with your voice .. big thx Nathan. keep’on create!,🤙🏻

[@HarrisonAudio]

Thanks for the tips!

[@sdanis]

Great videos! It would be awesome to see one on the topic of working with external hardware as plugins.

[@HarrisonAudio]

Great suggestion!

[@gulfsidestudios3995]

Just a bit off topic but, what kind of in-ear monitors are those? Thanks!

[@HarrisonAudio]

I am using the UE RR model from Ultimate Ears.

[@petegrohn7286]

Tried slip editing to time align kick drum track to overhead track but couldn't move the internals of a whole track in either direction. I had to cut a beat from the start of kick track to make some wiggle room to be able to slip the internals of kick track later to match the kick hit on the overhead track.

[@HarrisonAudio]

Yes that is correct. You need to have space at the beginning so it has room to move.

[@petegrohn7286]

@@HarrisonAudio Ok. It's just annoying to have to cut the track at both ends before you can move the contents of the track forward or backward.