h3>Analog Saturation Modeler
Saturation gives analog hardware its musical and ear - pleasing charm. The sound of over - pushed tubes, transistors, and circuitry is a must - have for top - notch analog recordings. Engineers rely on saturation to enhance, refine, and add character to their mixes.
Soundtoys crafted a remarkable plug - in after studying classic analog gear. Decapitator brings the best of analog saturation to your digital studio with five diverse models. It's ideal for adding personality to every track and instrument in your mix.
With a modeled tone control, you can customize the saturated sound. The mix control allows seamless parallel processing without complex routing. Combine this with the reliability of Soundtoys plug - ins, and you have the perfect blend of analog and digital.
Analog Feel
Decapitator isn't just a basic imitation. Soundtoys captured the dynamic feel of analog gear, reacting to track dynamics just like the real thing. They analyzed vintage and modern hardware to create accurate, accessible models. The added tone control and mix knob expand the sonic possibilities.
Bad Boy
While Decapitator can create subtle sounds, sometimes you need more. The Punish button adds extra gain, pushing the plug - in to deliver high - end studio distortion. Each model has its own unique 'agony' sound. Try it on any track that needs some edge!
Features
- Add the natural analog vibe to your tracks
- Get realistic analog saturation with 5 detailed studio hardware models
- Take your tracks to the next level with the Punish button
- Shape saturation using the analog - modeled tone control
- Create parallel effects easily with the mix knob
Using Soundtoys Decapitator is easy. First, select one of the five analog saturation models according to the sound you want for your track. For example, if you're working on a rock guitar track, you might choose a more aggressive model. Then, use the modeled tone control to shape the saturated sound. You can make it warmer or brighter as you like. The mix control is great for parallel processing. Just turn it to blend in some dry signal without having to set up complex routing. If you want to add some extra edge, hit the Punish button. But be careful, as it can make the sound quite intense. When it comes to maintenance, since it's a digital plug - in, there's not much to do. Just keep your software up - to - date. And remember, while experimenting is great, don't overdo it with the effects. Sometimes a subtle touch can make a huge difference in your mix.
