Cool 2 In 1 Channel Strip Plugin Emulation by Kiive Audio (Neve MBT & SSL Fusion) - Nfuse - Review

➤Learn more about Kiive Audio's Nfuse plugin (free trial available) & the introductory price:
www.kiiveaudio.com/products/n...
50% Off at Plugin boutique tinyurl.com/4an8u4x8
Nfuse is a dual analog channel strip emulation plugin designed to deliver the coveted sound of 2 classic analog consoles. It combines the rich sonic textures & curves of two renowned channel strips - the Neve master bus transformer and the SSL fusion.
With 4 modules being interchangeable (Saturation, EQ, Compression, and Stereo Width), you can combine however you want both channel strips in a simple workflow.
Whether you're mixing vocals, guitars, drums, or anything in between, Nfuse delivers the authentic analog color that professionals seek.
In this video I walk you through all the features & controls of this plugin & mix a song using only this tool showing you before & after tests.
Let me know what´s your opinion of this new channel strip plugin.
➤FREE pdf guides, ebooks, impulse packs, drum sample packs & more amnerhunter.com
0:00 Full mix quick example (Nfuse on & off)
00:13 Intro & about
1:12 Full disclosure
1:30 My FREE stuff for you
2:03 Before starting out
FEATURES, CONTROLS & SOUND ON DRUMS
2:20 Switch between neve & ssl
3:14 Input section
3:44 Saturation (neve vs ssl)
5:09 Equalizer (neve vs ssl)
6:57 Compression (neve vs ssl)
9:49 Stereo imager (neve vs ssl)
11:47 Output & general features
MIXING WITH NFUSE
12:46 Drum bus
13:26 Kick
14:53 Snare
16:14 Bass guitar
17:35 Electric guitars
18:55 Acoustic guitars
20:04 Keys / organ
21:19 Vocals
22:27 Final before & after
22:47 What's your opinion of this plugin?
23:24 My FREE stuff for you
Contact me for music production services or music production/guitar skype lessons [e-mail]

[@AmnerHunter]

➤Lear more about Kiive Audio's Nfuse plugin (free trial available) & the introductory price:
www.kiiveaudio.com/products/nfuse
50% Off at Plugin boutique tinyurl.com/4an8u4x8
Nfuse is a dual analog channel strip emulation plugin designed to deliver the coveted sound of 2 classic analog consoles. It combines the rich sonic textures & curves of two renowned channel strips - the Neve master bus transformer and the SSL fusion.
With 4 modules being interchangeable (Saturation, EQ, Compression, and Stereo Width), you can combine however you want both channel strips in a simple workflow.
Whether you're mixing vocals, guitars, drums, or anything in between, Nfuse delivers the authentic analog color that professionals seek.
In this video I walk you through all the features & controls of this plugin & mix a song using only this tool showing you before & after tests.
Let me know what0s your opinion of this new channel strip plugin.
➤FREE pdf guides, ebooks, impulse packs, drum sample packs & more amnerhunter.com
0:00 Full mix quick example (Nfuse on & off)
00:13 Intro & about
1:12 Full disclosure
1:30 My FREE stuff for you
2:03 Before starting out
FEATURES, CONTROLS & SOUND ON DRUMS
2:20 Switch between neve & ssl
3:14 Input section
3:44 Saturation (neve vs ssl)
5:09 Equalizer (neve vs ssl)
6:57 Compression (neve vs ssl)
9:49 Stereo imager (neve vs ssl)
11:47 Output & general features
MIXING WITH NFUSE
12:46 Drum bus
13:26 Kick
14:53 Snare
16:14 Bass guitar
17:35 Electric guitars
18:55 Acoustic guitars
20:04 Keys / organ
21:19 Vocals
22:27 Final before & after
22:47 What's your opinion of this plugin?
23:24 My FREE stuff for you
Contact me for music production services or music production/guitar skype lessons [e-mail]

[@xxxxneoxxxx]

Loved it! I will download the trial one and see!

[@alcoustic5297]

Thanks Amner

[@kxdet1]

always dropping fire!

[@TheMelodyGod]

Gonna be with the real MBT

[@soundhealer8661]

Hello Amner.

[@AmnerHunter]

Hello bro

[@Pianitara]

Will the price drops to $29 like many PA plugins ?

[@AmnerHunter]

I don't think that low but maybe other great deal to take advantage of.

[@GeorgeAmodei21]

Thank You for making this Video! ( I've been deciding on which Mix Bus to BUY ( Hardware ) but then came across this to SEE if i could save $$$ going w/ a Plug-IN ? George Amodei

[@AmnerHunter]

Of course, save thousands of dollars & get this instead :D