


Takes sounds from clean to colorful without the loss of clarity.A modern bus compressor and saturator that glues your mix together.With Bus Processor, you can skip piling on the plug-ins in favor of a sleek solution for smooth-sounding bus processing. From routing folders and stem buses to the mix bus. Spatialization with an air filter, stereo widening, a mono bass filter, and more take you beyond compression to full bus processing. An advanced sidechain section for both the compression and saturation circuits. Saturation that includes an emphasis filter and can be set pre- or post-compression. The compressor may be the hero, but Bus Processor is greater than the sum of its parts. Control the behavior of the gain reduction with the sidechain section, and you can glue things together with sustained clarity. With it, you can go from ultra-transparent to smooth, luxe, rich sound that flawlessly fits your source. This section gives you total control of super clean or musically-colored sound and gain reduction behavior. A unit that is still at the top of the industry to this day. The design of the Bus Processor compressor section draws on a classic, large-format console bus compressor from the 1980s. To create tools that innovate, you have to have heart, soul, and Rock & Roll Science. One of creativity, passion, and attention to detail. This is the legacy Bus Processor is built on. Partnerships that have lasted twenty years. They have forged strong partnerships with premium brands like Tube-Tech, Weiss, Chandler Limited, and Marshall. Softube's reputation for producing tools that improve workflow and offer the highest quality sound is rock solid-and long. It took some time, but with ultramodern algorithmic compression in a classic compressor style, saturation, sidechain, spatialization, and more, they think you will agree that some things are worth the wait. To make one that offers something extra for the modern producer, one that they would want to use themselves, was essential. Softube have received a lot of requests for a bus compressor over the years. Whether they would make one wasn’t up for debate. A Glue Compressor To Keep It All Together
