Most of the Channel View controls are visible for each module, and those that aren’t (the Output format buttons, for example) can be revealed via the Expanded VIew button, which shows the full module for one channel - but not, alas, its full strip. Then, flip any instance of MixHub from the regular Channel View to Bucket View to see your choice of the four channel strip modules (Input, EQ, Dynamics or Output) for the up-to-eight component channels of the active Bucket, ready for visually grouped editing, with eight tabs along the top used to switch between Buckets. So, you have one Bucket for your drum channels, another for your vocals, one for your guitars, etc. You then assign each instance to one of eight ‘Buckets’ - each of which holds up to eight channels - either via a menu or a colour-coded assignment overview. You start by loading the plugin onto every channel of your mix - don’t worry, it’s impressively light on CPU usage. MixHub’s multitrack workflow couldn’t be easier to operate.

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