Audio effects
Multi Saturator
Three-band saturator with LR4 crossovers.
What it does
Three-band saturator with LR4 crossovers.
Add it to a track
Select the destination track, open Plugins, and choose Add Effect. Find this device in Library → Devices → Audio Effects. Effects process the signal from the devices before them in the chain.
Controls
| Control | What to listen or look for |
|---|---|
| Low XO | Sets the boundary between the low and middle frequency bands. |
| High XO | Sets the boundary between the middle and high frequency bands. |
| Low Drive | Sets the amount of saturation applied to this frequency band. |
| Mid Drive | Sets the amount of saturation applied to this frequency band. |
| High Drive | Sets the amount of saturation applied to this frequency band. |
| Low Mix | Blends the original and saturated sound within this frequency band. |
| Mid Mix | Blends the original and saturated sound within this frequency band. |
| High Mix | Blends the original and saturated sound within this frequency band. |
| Curve | Chooses the transfer curve that reshapes the incoming waveform. |
| Output | Sets the signal level leaving this stage. |
| Mix | Blends the original signal with the processed signal; 100% gives only the processed sound. |
| OS | Processes the effect at a higher internal sample rate to reduce aliasing, using more CPU. |
Work with this device
Start with a short passage that represents your material. Change one control at a time. Compare at a similar listening level, using the device's power control to bypass it. Save a version of the project before making a large change.
Guide for the macOS development build. For changes between versions, see update history. Public installers and final system requirements are not available yet.