About Fuse audio
Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2009 Posts: 5,861 🎧 15 years Fuse audio labs - thoughts? I have recently bought the 140 plate from fuse audio. they have a sale on at the moment and I'm looking at preamps to replace my Acustica plugins.Anyone have anything good or bad to say about them?Did the developer work for Black rooster or was it Plugin alliance? he seems to know his stuff and replied to my post in the 140 thread. They also have a decent copy protection system too M Gear Maniac Joined: Nov 2020 Posts: 201 Quote: Originally Posted by norbury brook ➡️ I have recently bought the 140 plate from fuse audio. they have a sale on at the moment and I'm looking at preamps to replace my Acustica plugins.Anyone have anything good or bad to say about them?Did the developer work for Black rooster or was it Plugin alliance? he seems to know his stuff and replied to my post in the 140 thread. They also have a decent copy protection system too M Amazing plugins, they are very high quality. My most used are the VPRE-562, Dozer Drive, & Chorus-65 Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2009 Posts: 5,861 🎧 15 years Quote: Originally Posted by Stefan502 ➡️ Amazing plugins, they are very high quality. My most used are the VPRE-562, Dozer Drive, & Chorus-65 thanks i've bought 562 and the 31A pre amps m Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2020 Posts: 587 Fuse are great. Raymund Dratwa behind them is a plugin god. Some of the best stuff I've got comes from him. Big AL from Neold is my fav.As to Fuse - Flywheel is killer, sounds awesome, you must check it out. Their preamps are great as well. Definitely a top notch company, with more than fair prices and customer support Gear Maniac Joined: Jan 2019 🎧 5 years Quote: Originally Posted by norbury brook ➡️ Did the developer work for Black rooster or was it Plugin alliance? Reimund has developed plug-ins for both Black Rooster and Plugin Alliance. From his About page:"Over the years, Reimund has created a huge portfolio of leading modeling titles for brands like ACME, Black Box Analog Design, Black Rooster Audio, Elysia, Millennia, Neold, Vertigo, and many others available on Plugin Alliance and the UAD-2 platform, while his very own designs remain 100% pure Fuse Audio Labs."I now have 21 Fuse Audio Labs plug-ins in my collection - favourites include VPRE-2A, V-PRE-562A, TCS-68, Chorus-65...Martin Gear Maniac Joined: Jul 2006 🎧 15 years Quote: Originally Posted by norbury brook ➡️ thanks i've bought 562 and the 31A pre amps m Check out Mixing with Mike’s plugin of the week about the 31A. Lots of good features that I wouldn’t have expected, and he does a nice job covering them all in that video. I haven’t added it to the VPRE-2C yet, but probably will in the next sale he does. Lives for gear Joined: Apr 2010 🎧 10 years Quote: Originally Posted
Key features of the Fuse audio that are enabled through these drivers include:
- Fuse Audio Labs DrumsSSX - Gearspace
- Fuse Audio Labs VPRE-2C
- Fuse Audio Labs Flywheel - Gearspace
- Audio Grade Fuses - Revolution Power
- Fuse Audio Labs Ocelot - midifan
- Affiliate Sign-Up – Fuse Audio
- Product User Manuals – Fuse Audio
I do really enjoy NEOLD plugin, the U2A preserves the low-end in a way that is rare for plugins for example.Go figure, maybe I am just tripping. But most Fuse Audio Labs plugs I tried I ended up liking them but not loving them. Agreed. None or bad to me, but none are great... and all Fuse Audio plugins I have are long since deleted from my computer. I just prefer others 100% of the time. Same goes for BR plugins and PA plugins from the same developer. Gear Head Joined: Dec 2006 Posts: 71 🎧 15 years I have three favourites, and use them frequently .....VCL-25AVQP-258AFlywheelOverall, Fuse Audio are my most loved plugins. Gear Head Joined: Mar 2009 Posts: 73 🎧 15 years I tried them all and I like them all. I bought F-59 (Fender Guitar amp) and it is my favorite amp sim - period. I bought VCS-1 (channel strip), VREV-305 (Spring verb), VPRE-562A, and VPRE-376.They sound like 1950. They really do. They are subtle and make a nice alternative to stock DAW (Logic) plugins that are more utilitarian. The sweetness in these plugins is their limitations. Everyone is gonna say that this and that plugin impart a "warm analog vibe" to your audio. You have a ton to choose from. But I think Fuse Audio plugins feel and look right. The knobs, the meters, the stops - you can only go so far. You don't play around with them for endless hours. To me they are the most analog of analog wanna-be plugins. Totally funky Lives for gear Joined: Apr 2010 🎧 10 years Since I last commented on this thread, I also got that F-59 guitar amp sim and I totally agree, it's wonderful. I've been using the NEOLD plugins a lot more than their Fuse siblings lately, when it comes to "tube emulation" jobs, but every time I reach for either one I'm still happy. Lives for gear Joined: May 2018 🎧 5 years Unreal deal on all Fuse plugs and the F-59 at $14.90 is a walk off homerun Lives for gear Joined: Apr 2010 🎧 10 years The new FREE V72 is freakin awesome. For a simple, great-sounding tube pre emulation, it's now my go-to. I intend to support Ray forever, absolutely top-tier developer. I agree with everything WheelieR says… Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2020 Posts: 2,255 🎧 5 years The VCL-4 is magical for controlling the dynamics of bass guitar without killing the performance.Does everything the LA-3A is purported to do, but I've never found plugin versions to live up to. Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2020 Posts: 2,255 🎧 5 years The VCL-4 is magical for controlling the dynamics of bass guitar without killing the performance.Does everything the LA-3A is purported to do, but I've never found plugin versions to live up to. Lives for gear Joined: May 2006 Posts: 2,348 🎧 15 years Quote: Originally Posted by Judders ➡️ The VCL-4 is magical for controlling the dynamics of
