Such scholars will find Sat X covers the main categories nicely … two tape modes (one a little darker and dirtier), two mastering modes (specifically designed to pump up mixes with muscularity and heft), two tube modes (Push Pull for its crunch, Class A for its sweetness and euphony), two solid state modes (very much like the tube modes, but with more clarity and transient preservation) and finally two transformer modes (Iron and Steel, with differences in harmonic content). Which ten is anybody’s guess (as nary a hint is given), but that’s of little concern unless you’re an audio scholar. It all starts with IKM’s modeling of ten different types of analog circuits as found in classic gear. A perfect example is the new T-RackS Saturator X from IK Multimedia, a simple-yet-multi-faceted plug-in that captures vintage vibes and adds enough modern convenience to invite frequent use. The last frontier of plug-ins? Recreating the elusive subtleties of analog gear pushed to extremes and misbehaving.
The New T-RackS Saturator X Plug-in from IK Multimedia Makes Finding Great Tones Surprisingly Easy
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