Overmono and Project Miracle launch Diamond Cut, a bus processor named after the duo’s track

The plugin is available now with a 14-day free trial. It is Project Miracle’s first release.

Overmono have released Diamond Cut with Finnish company Project Miracle, the Project Miracle site says. The Welsh duo worked with the Finnish developer on the tool. The bus processor takes its name from Overmono’s track of the same name, Noizefield reports. It is Project Miracle’s first plugin.

What Diamond Cut does

Project Miracle describes Diamond Cut as a finishing processor for drums, vocals or the master bus. In short, it aims to bring clarity, cohesion and punch into one tool.

Also, the site lists five processing modules. First comes a limiter with six modes, from clean to aggressive. Then come an adaptive equalizer, harmonics without clipping, a midrange parallel processor and side-signal control. Noizefield maps those last four ideas to Balance, Soft Saturation, Weight and Width on the product side.

What Overmono wanted

“Diamond Cut is based on what we wanted in a compressor/limiter,” the duo say on the Project Miracle site. “It preserves transients, smashes tails, glues and crunches the end of a chain in a way we can’t find anywhere else. It’s raw loudness in the mix.”

Availability and formats

Diamond Cut is available now, Noizefield says, dating the release to Nov 5, 2026. In addition, Project Miracle offers a 14-day free trial. Project Miracle also lists a rent-to-own option. Noizefield adds that buyers do not need an iLok or USB dongle.

On formats, the official site lists Windows 10 or 11 (VST3 and AAX) and macOS 12 through “macOS 27 Golden Gate” (VST3, AU and AAX). Buyers can find trial and purchase options on the Project Miracle site. The official site lists the plugin at $99 USD.

Meanwhile, the story is a producer-culture hook rather than a review. BEZ has not tested the plugin. Still, the release shows a high-profile UK act turning its mix habits into a shared tool.

For more artist-driven electronic news on BEZ, read the report on Four Tet at GALA 2027.

Sources: Project Miracle — Diamond Cut; Noizefield, Max Noizefield, Nov 3, 2026

Overmono live at Rock en Seine on Aug 26, 2023 (file photo, not product packaging). Photo: ManoSolo13241324 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)