4th Gen. Focusrite Scarlett Series Interfaces – Solo, 2i2 and 4i4
October 19, 2023
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This is a free plugin, though you’ll have to download the Softube Central app to install and register the plugin.
It’s a modeled output distortion that can be used to warm up vocals and lots more.
The controls are very simple and few, so you won’t have to tweak 47 settings.
If you want to experiment with saturation on your podcast voices, this is a free way to do that.
Let me know how you make out 😉
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Isn’t it funny that all the effort to create a perfect distortion free recording and we go stick it in afterwards?
Is it because that is what we were brought up with and so expect it?
I think it’s because most engineers/producers/people agree that a bit of saturation sounds better than none. Smoother, warmer, more…….something.