Using a Saturation Subgroup for All Voices

Using a Saturation Subgroup for All Voices

The right saturation on podcast voices can make them sound less naked/wimpy and more full sounding and pleasing.

It’s kind of a subtle thing, though.

I use saturation (among other things) on a subgroup of all the voices in each episode:

  • True Iron by Kazrog (analog transformer emulation)
  • Saturn by Fabfilter (Warm Tape preset or Clean Tube preset)

I don’t always use both of them at the same time, because overdoing it is not good.

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