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PSPaudioware Saturator

he newest addition to PSP’s software lineup, PSP Saturator, is designed to add warmth, drive and grit to sounds through analog emulation. It includes eight saturation shapes for varying tonality, three signal sculpting engines, band processing, a parallel mix function that includes automatic phase alignment, as well as a signal meter mode and more processing tools like sidechain integration. The plugin’s different saturation shapes can greatly alter tonal quality, and with PSP Saturator’s extensive mixing tools, there are plenty of ways of giving analog life to sounds, from adding high presence with.

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