And there are still plenty of things I’d like to do with the program that aren’t explained. Most of this information isn’t new… I rewrote it using the Mixbus quickstart document. The mix windows are very different between the two. Then, just for grins, I added some Mixbus-specific sections and comments for those of us who are using the commercial version of Ardour (Mixbus) rather than the free open-source program (Ardour). So, just for my own use, I re-formatted the document to be more printer-friendly by reducing the type size, adjusting the layout, and cropping and/or shrinking the screenshots down. I prefer a real book, open on my lap, with the computer running the program I’m trying to figure out.Īfter printing out the first few pages of the PDF, I learned this wouldn’t do at all… the document is loaded with full-page screenshots, and the on-screen formatting wastes reams of paper and gallons of ink. It’s helpful, but it’s a PDF… which means to use it, you’ve got to have it up on a computer, and switching windows between Mixbus and Acrobat is a bit of a pain. There is an online manual for Ardour, the open-source engine on which Mixbus is based. But one of Mixbus’ downsides is that since it comes from the relatively small (though famous) console maker Harrison, there isn’t a huge marketing staff that can create a comprehensive print manual.
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