Overmono and [Project] Miracle have launched Diamond Cut, a bus processing plug-in designed around the duo's own mixing workflow.
New Tool for Bus Processing
Overmono have released a bus processing plug-in called Diamond Cut. Developed in partnership with the Finland-based company [Project] Miracle, the software is shaped by the duo's own mixing workflow. It takes its name from the Welsh duo's 2021 track.
Five Processing Modules
The plug-in is equipped with five distinct processing sections:
- The Limiter
- Balance
- Soft Saturation
- Weight
- Width
According to Overmono, the software is designed to protect transients while providing cohesive saturation and compression. In a statement, Overmono stated that it „preserves transients, smashes trails, glues and crunches the end of the chain in a way we can’t find anywhere else“.
Other Activities
Via XL Recordings, Overmono issued the LP Pure Devotion earlier this year, succeeding their 2023 debut project Pure Lies on the same imprint. They also performed to a capacity crowd during Labyrinth's open-air gathering hosted at London's Old Royal Naval College. In 2025, the pair delivered the tracks Paradise Runner and Lippy alongside Joy Orbison and Skiifall, supplemented by a rework of High Contrast's If We Ever.
Source: DJ Mag
