Will it mess up my low end?

No — that's the point of Safe Bass: the protected band below the crossover is never modulated, and the split is exact (protected + modulated recombine to the dry signal with zero residue).

Is it mono-compatible?

It actively protects mono: a correlation servo steers the output correlation and a center-lock keeps mono-dominant content anchored. You still should check your mix in mono — but this one won't be the plugin that breaks it.

Are the Classic modes clones of the original hardware?

No, and we won't claim that: they are engineering starting points that evoke those circuits (voices, delay ranges, character). No A/B against real hardware has been published.

Stereo movement

Chorus Horus

Width you can trust in mono.

Add stereo movement, keep the low end centred and check the signal in mono.

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Private beta · VST3 · Windows x64

Chorus HorusProduct illustration

Inside the plugin

The details, at your pace.

Read the processing details, compatibility and current availability before choosing.

Measurement methodology ↗

Processing and measurements

Mono compatibility is where it wins: 0.9987 correlation with a loss of just −0.0027 dB. When the track folds down to one speaker, practically nothing is lost.
Distortion measures −130.6 dB, and −134.7 dB with the signal driven hard.
Passes pluginval at level 10.
The iris of the Eye is a real goniometer of your left/right signal. The Eye is not a logo with a shape — it is the instrument that tells you whether the track survives in mono.
A dedicated control keeps the low end still and centred while the rest of the field moves.

se7en Engine

Compatible plugins can exchange internal sidechain signals. Supported processing can run separately, with a local fallback.

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