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Iron Summing
A two-mode summing system: a Channel on every track, a Bus on the master, auto-grouped into one console with live lanes for the whole session. Transformer-style saturation that drives like iron, opto glue with a hard 3 dB cap, and exactly zero samples of latency on every track.
The console, reassembled.
-33%
Iron Summing
A two-mode summing system: a Channel on every track, a Bus on the master, auto-grouped into one console with live lanes for the whole session. Transformer-style saturation that drives like iron, opto glue with a hard 3 dB cap, and exactly zero samples of latency on every track.
The console, reassembled.
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Iron Summing in motion
Iron Summing is one plugin that works like an analog mixing console spread across your session, a Channel mode for tracks and a Bus mode for the master. On each track, add warmth with Tone, which colors the low end first, even it out with a gentle compressor that never cuts more than 6 dB, and trim it up or down by 12 dB. Every Channel gets one of 32 console voicings, small built-in character differences, so no two tracks sound alike, and it saves with your session. On the master, the Bus window lists the group's tracks by name with meters, so you can trim, rename and solo them there, and the All Saturation knob warms every track at once. Audio never travels between copies. Each Channel processes only its own track, the Bus processes the mix your DAW sends it, and copies share only control data. The Bus adds a four-band console EQ, Push compression that never moves the level more than 3.0 dB, and a Flood switch that mirrors it upward so loud sections bloom. With 8 console groups, 9 Bus presets and zero added latency, Iron Summing holds a whole mix together without adding delay.
What Iron Summing offers
One plugin, two modes: a Channel on every track, a Bus on the master, auto-grouped
Live lanes for the whole group in every window, with names and colours from the DAW
Transformer-style drive: lows saturate first, direct path untouched, zero phase shift
Push glue whose reduction can never exceed 3.0 dB, and Flood, the same curve upward
Bus Width with the mid never processed and nothing widened below 130 Hz, plus console EQ
Zero samples of latency, real and reported, at 0.06% of one core per Channel, measured
What’s new
- First MuseHub release of Iron Summing (1.3.0). The MuseHub edition installs and opens directly from the Hub.
- New in 1.3.0: exact values on the Channel and Bus controls, keyboard trim and solo with exact dB entry and rename in TRACKS, remote edits that stay attached to the intended instance when tracks reorder, Channel identity text and Bus trim readouts that fit at the minimum window size, and an instance that shows its own local state when the shared registry is full.
1.3.0
