Combine branches with transparent digital addition.
1–64 mono/stereo input buses into one mono/stereo output bus.
WINDOWS / MODULAR AUDIO / BETA 0.1.0-beta.1
NORMSONIC SUMMING
Combine branches with transparent digital addition.
Beta software: check your interface, host and complete signal path before using it for a performance.
SHA-256 · 0.1.0-beta.1
4a15bce2b8b45e30ae63003482eca21cbfdf20d74250726f1803c7531284ec76
How to use it
Enable the input buses you need, connect each branch and choose the active input count. Keep headroom or reduce output gain.
Active input count and output gain. Double-precision accumulation; no automatic averaging or hidden saturation.
Before you start
Extra input buses depend on the host. Mono sources can feed both stereo lanes. This is neutral summing; add a separate coloration effect if desired.
Practical answers
Why can I not see all 64 buses in my DAW?
VST3 hosts expose and activate auxiliary buses differently. Enable the plugin’s extra inputs and outputs in your DAW. If your host supports only a stereo insert, use the main pair or run the full graph in RACK.
Do INPUT and OUTPUT open a second audio device?
No. In a DAW they work with the audio buses supplied by that DAW. Standalone RACK opens the selected physical interface and its modules address its channels.
Do I need analog summing?
No. Digital summing is the neutral default. Analog-inspired saturation is an optional creative effect, not a requirement for combining signals.