32C BUS PLUGIN

The 32C Bus combines 4 famous Harrison processing modules – the Mixbus32C Tape Saturation / Drive processor, a Bus Compressor with Harrison's renowned 32C Hi Pass filter, the Mixbus32C three band Bus EQ and the Mixbus32C Master Strip Limiter – into a single comprehensive bus processing plugin.

"I've been using Harrison plugins a lot! I'm recommending them everywhere I go.

- Paul Massey (Academy Award Winner Best Sound for Bohemian Rhapsody)

The new cross format 32C Bus plugin combines 4 famous Harrison processing modules – the Mixbus32C Tape Saturation / Drive processor, a Bus Compressor with Harrison's renowned 32C Hi Pass filter, the Mixbus32C three band Bus EQ and the Mixbus32C Master Strip Limiter – into a single comprehensive bus processing plugin.

Provided in all major workstation formats: AAX (ProTools), AudioUnit (Logic), VST3 (Cubase/Nuendo) and VST for nearly any host.

TAPE SATURATION DRIVE

In 2009 Harrison took DAW workflow to another level. With the introduction of Mixbus and later Mixbus32C, Harrison brought back the classic analog console layout and sound to studios all around the world. A large part of the new DAW's success was due to the clever and great sounding Tape Saturation Drive processor provided on all of the dedicated mix buses in the DAW.

Now with 32C Bus that revolutionary True Analog sound can be achieved regardless of which host is being used. The new 32C Bus plugin with the Harrison Tape Saturation Drive processor is a must for anyone searching for a legendary sound.

System Requirements

Minimum Specifications
Minimum Specifications are suggestions only, and may change at any time.
We highly encourage you to try the free DEMO to determine if the plugins work on your setup.

OS version:

Mac OSX: 10.9 or newer required
Windows: Win10 or newer required
Linux: Please try the demo

Host DAW support:

ProTools: 10.3.5 or newer required for Windows, 11 or higher required for Mac. Enable the AAX format during installation
Logic: Enable the AU format during installation
Cubase: Enable the VST and/or VST3 format during installation
Most other workstations: Enable the VST format during installation