How Brusfri Removes Noise Without Phase Artifacts
Many noise reducers suppress noise by changing the phase of the audio, which can leave squishy or smeared artifacts on the sound you want to keep. Klevgrand says Brusfri avoids this by using several frequency-trimmed expanders that work together as an intelligent noise suppressor. The plugin silences unwanted noise through these fine-tuned gates, so the underlying performance stays closer to its original character.
The main controls are Attack, Threshold and Release, which set the behavior of all the internal expanders relative to one another. This keeps the adjustment process compact, even though the processing underneath is layered.






