Klanghelm IVGI is another awesome free saturation plugin.
That’s the sound of pretty much every analogue recording ever made.
So not only does it add a nice color to the sound, but it also sort of works as a dynamics processor at the same time. The plugin is squashing the peaks while adding richness and body to the rest of the signal. But when you check peak values, they can be quieter than they were without saturation engaged. When you turn up the drive on a plugin like Softube Saturation Knob, you’ll hear a level boost. It can actually clamp down on and control peak levels on a loud instrument with a lot of transients. Adding harmonics and distortion is pretty obvious to most of us, but another way to describe this is that saturation increases the perceived loudness of a signal. Saturation plugins are the secret weapon of tons of world class mixers, partly because they recreate many of the desirables sonic characteristics of analogue tape recording. Just create an account with Softube and you’ll be able to add it to your cart and checkout for a complimentary license.
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It is a free plugin, but you’ll still need a license to use it. Like any quality saturation plugin, its uses range from subtle to extreme-it’s equally at home as a distortion plugin as it is a mix enhancer. If you just want to add some harmonic goodness to a vocal or another instrument, it can do that as well. If you’re an EDM producer and want to smash a drum loop to pieces, this plugin can do it. Softube Saturation Knob works great for anything you’d regularly use saturation on. Try this mode to beef up a bass guitar or synth line while leaving the upper harmonics untouched.
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Neutral: will saturate the full frequency spectrum.For instance, if you want to squash a drum loop but leave the kick drum out of it, Keep Low mode lets you do just that. Keep Low: focuses distortion on the mids and highs to keep the low-end intact.Saturation Knob also comes with three switchable modes depending on the source material and the desired effect:
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