Using Blue Cat Audio’s Destructor on the Master Bus – Have You Tried It?

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Hey everyone,

We just put together a quick video showing how to use Blue Cat Audio’s Destructor on the master bus to add warmth, sparkle, and clarity without over-processing. Destructor isn’t just for heavy distortion—it offers in-depth control over saturation, making it a powerful tool for final mix enhancement.

Check out the video below and let us know what you think!

Do you ever put a saturation plugin on your final mix?

Have you ever tried Blue Cat Audio’s Destructor for this purpose? With its dynamic shaper, pre/post filtering, and extensive tone control, it gives you more precision than most saturation plugins. Would love to hear your experiences!

Drop your thoughts below!

Chris Hawkins
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Chris Hawkins wrote: Fri Feb 21, 2025 8:14 am Do you ever put a saturation plugin on your final mix?
Yes, I do - usually the ToneBoosters ReelBus.
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AsPeeXXXVIII wrote: Fri Feb 21, 2025 8:52 am
Chris Hawkins wrote: Fri Feb 21, 2025 8:14 am Do you ever put a saturation plugin on your final mix?
Yes, I do - usually the ToneBoosters ReelBus.
That looks like a clean easy to use plugin. I should take a look at it - cheers!
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