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Fuse Audio Labs Bucket-500 v1.3.0 CE [WiN]
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Fuse Audio Labs Bucket-500 v1.3.0 CE [WiN]

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Bucket-500 is an authentic emulation of a bucket brigade (BBD) based analog delay circuit. Fuse Audio Labs added some convenient features in the digital domain including a tilt filter in the feed­back path, a stereo cross-feed option and an optional delay clock LFO to al­low for flanging effects. They also extended the original delay time range to 10..1000ms and included a host tempo sync facil­ity. It's possible to switch between insert and send mode. The idea behind the Bucket-500 plugin was to bring you a simple to use processor that still offers enough versatility to create a wide range of vin­tage style sounds. Fuse Audio Labs also tried to stay true to the original cir­cuit, so the BL-3208 delay chip, the SA-571 based compandor system as well as the anti-aliasing and reconstruc­tion filters have been faithfully modeled.

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