Looking forward to their Black Friday sale.

Great EQ.

Thanks for the input! I’ve been keeping an eye on the Bucket-500 delay for some time now. It looks like a good replacement for the arcDev Noise Industries ET-301 delay which is discontinued. I’ll probably go ahead and grab the Bucket-500 if there’s a Black Friday sale.

@Sebastian

My favourites are the VQA-154 equaliser, not at all like an average eq, it’s a real smooth eq that kind of saturates the frequencies rather than boosting/cutting them. Definitely not a surgical tool, but I don’t know of any other ITB eq that does what it does.

Use the Bucket-500 all the time, i like simple, intuitive delays, and this one really delivers that BBD kind of tone, and adding the +3db option on the feedback pushes it into some really gorgeous, sonic degradation.

Also like the VL-373, another really easy plugin to use, and it’s sublime on the drum bus, – but also works quite nicely on any source, – I don’t know about vocals and guitars though, all my projects are dark electronica, or industrial atmospheric stuff…

I ain’t no professional btw, – but I have been messing with synths, samplers and outboard since ’86, only been working ITB for 4yrs.

For me the Fuse stuff fills in the gaps not covered by the likes of Airwindows, Klanghelm and Valhalla DSP, and unlike many of the better known developer-houses out there, – this stuff never loses it’s flavour, or gets in the way of the original source material…

Hopefully sone of my babbling might be useful to you,

Take care, be well

Fuse plugs really capture the essence of the rare devices they are replicating, devices that all have an extremely musical character. Even when abused and pushed into high saturation the sounds produced are amazingly warm and analogue in tone. The Fuse Bucket-500 delay is one of my favourite delays when working ITB, – simple, highly effective, and gorgeous on synthesiser sequences and modular-drum percussion.

Thanks again