PSP Audioware has announced the introduction of the new PSP Saturator, the company’s latest plugin that’s designed to emulate the way that analog devices such as tape recorders and valve circuits warm up and “saturate” audio material by adding harmonics, dedicated filtering, and dynamic processing. Saturator uses three algorithms to emulate these devices, and offers eight different shape modes.
Overview:
• Eight different saturation shapes for a variety of tonal flavors.
• Three signal sculpting engines (low, high, overall saturation).
• Adjustable low-and high-band processing engines for adequate, band related warming effects.
• Parallel mix option with internal intelligent phase alignment.
• Multiple metering modes for signal analysis.
• Additional control panel for fine-tuning of various saturation parameters and smoothing.
• Three output modes (off, sat, lim) for shaping the final output stage.
• Input and output gain controls with optional relative link.
• Optional “FAT” quad-sampling for added saturation quality.
• Low internal latency of six samples.
• 200 presets designed by engineers and producers that include Michael Brauer, Jason LaRocca, Ronan Chris Murphy, Jurij Ricotti, and John Kurzweg.
PSP Saturator is based on the concept of the MixSaturator that was developed more than 20 years ago. The company has reintroduced the concept and brought it up to modern standards. Going forward, the original MixSaturator will be considered a legacy product with no further support, replaced by the new release.
Users can download a free demo version (here) and and evaluate it for 30 days before making a purchase. Until November 14 (2021), PSP Saturator will be offered at the special introductory price of $69 (includes sales or VAT taxes). Starting November 15, the regular price of $99 will be applied (includes sales or VAT taxes). Current users of the PSP MixPack bundle can buy PSP Saturator with additional 70 percent discount. Go here for more specifics.
