NFuse | Bus Processor
Two legendary bus processors in one plugin, with every module swappable between them.
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Two legends, one signal path.
NFuse started with a simple question. Why pick between the two best bus processors on the market when each one is better at certain jobs? So we modeled both, split each into five modules, and made every module swappable.
You can run crisp, modern compressor into thick, rounded saturation, then flip the whole chain around for the next sound.
It's a combination the hardware world can't give you, because these two units were never meant to trade parts.
Saturation, EQ, compression, and stereo width from two renowned bus processors, every module swappable between the F and N sides.
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F
SATURATION
The F side is crisp, allowing instant access to modern harmonics with the Drive and Density knobs shaping how hard you push it and how it reacts.
The N side is more thick and rounded off, with a dark mode that adds weight down low and a shine mode that gently lifts the harmonics up top.
EQUALIZER
The F side features a two band mastering style curve for weight and air with minimal phase shift.
The N side offers a pair of broad, smooth shelves you can lean into harder for bigger tonal moves
COMPRESSION
The F side captures the punch and glue that made a certain bus compressor the most famous in the world, with a switch that also switches it into a high frequency compressor.
The N side runs a smooth optical circuit with adjustable recovery and a high ratio mode for when you want to lean on it a little more.
STEREO IMAGER
One side gives you colorful width and space, while the other leans more classic sounding and true to source widening.
Both sides can keep your low end mono with high pass filtering on the width signal.
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