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Year / Release Date : 02.2018
Developer : G-Sonique
Developer’s website : G-Sonique
Format : VST
Bit depth : 32bit
Tabletka : present
System requirements : Pentium III 1200 Mhz / 256 MB Ram
Windows XP / 7/8/10
VST / VSTi compliant host (Cubase, FL Studio, Ableton, Studio One, Sonar, Reaper)
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Description : Creating your own clean and modern saturation style is the most natural solution for eliminating unwanted peaks and increasing the overall volume of the signal.
In music, mixing and production, there are 4 methods for eliminating unwanted signal peaks and improving the overall loudness of the channels or the entire mix. These are: compression, hard / soft clipping clipping or saturation. While compression is used most often, it is not the best solution to eliminate unwanted peaks and higher overall loudness, because compressed signals often lose their dynamics, transients, clarity and transparency – compressed signals often sound pumped, crushed and unnatural.
For this reason, more and more known mixer engineers often use soft clipping and saturation of signals with analog tape or lamps that enrich the sound and provide a more natural reduction in unwanted peaks and an increase in overall volume. It is often better to combine saturation / soft suppression of clips together with compression and limiter and use 3 different instruments together to create a more natural sound, eliminating peaks and increasing the volume.
Hard digital peaks suppression = all peaks at a certain level will simply be cut out, which can create a sharp distorted sound. Saturation / soft (analog) clipping = all the peaks are rounded at a certain level, not cut out, which creates a pleasant and natural sound, eliminating the highest peaks and improving overall volume, often with a more natural sound than when compressing the signal.
While other solutions offer you specific emulations of some vintage machines with all unwanted artifacts, the new FAT + offers you a modern and pure style of analog saturation / soft clipping and full control over the saturation style. You can create and customize your own saturation style from saturation of a saturated sound tube from saturation of an analog mixed console to a pure saturation of the sound of a modern analog tape. While other solutions offer you specific emulations of some vintage machines with all unwanted artifacts, the new FAT + offers you a modern and pure style of analog saturation / soft clipping and full control over the saturation style. You can create and customize your own saturation style: from pure-sounding tube saturation, analog mixing console to pure-sounding saturation of modern analogue tape.
For the most accurate and clean sound without digital distortion or artifacts, FAT + offers 4x internal oversampling.
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