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Now listen to our audio demo to hear: There's also a Fat option that enhances the saturation for a given signal level. Pros Simple, 'load and forget' solution. If you want to push things harder, there's plenty of gain available the auto gain compensation is very welcome , but the sound never becomes nasty. Initially with no Satson plug ins then 0. Clicking the Satson logo reveals three back-panel settings:

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However, this is no 'black box' solution. Cons No global bypass control.

The Buss plug-in also includes stereo crosstalk by default the back-panel 'dual mono' option can disable this. The fst kid on this block is Sonimus, whose Satson plug-in is designed to be inserted on your channels, busses and master output. Extra back-panel colouration options.

Listening to the Channel and Buss instances individually reveals sonic differences, and analysis tools show what looks like a general mid-to-high-frequency lift on the Buss plug-in, rather than the more defined mid-range and high-frequency lift seen on the Channel.

This feels like a combination of a bit more air and some mid-range presence and edge, plus some glue in the lower frequencies. However, we're now starting to see plug-ins that emulate the subtle sonic and dynamic behaviour of desk channels and busses themselves.

Satson is more than just an EQ curve, and with dynamic material such as drums we're able to identify the low-frequency saturation that both plug-ins add.

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Pros Simple, 'load and forget' solution. The Buss plug-in has fewer controls and no input level.

Now listen to our audio demo to hear: With the plug-in across all our channels, and the Buss variation across our sub groups and main output, there is what can only be described as a subtle enhancing effect.

However, you still get the Fat vsy and a further back-panel Loud setting that adds more saturation to high and low frequencies.

Grab some air Although Satson doesn't emulate one specific console, the rumour is that it's influenced by SSL's Series. As mentioned, this can be gentle, even when using the Fat or Loudness settings. For more advanced engineers looking to push their mixes up another notch, Satson is an attractive option. First up, with no Satson, then 2. There's also a Fat satsin that enhances the saturation for a given signal level.

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Initially with no Satson plug ins then 0. Overall, we feel Satson works best as a 'load and forget' processor that enhances your mix. Clicking the Satson logo reveals three back-panel settings: Waves CLA mixHub The new kid on this block is Sonimus, whose Satson plug-in is designed to be inserted on your channels, busses and master output.

Our Verdict For more advanced engineers looking to push their mixes up another notch, Satson is an attractive option. Although Satson doesn't emulate one specific console, the rumour is that it's influenced by SSL's Series. The underlying concept is that the plug-in saturates like an analogue console, imparting that flavour to your mixes. VU meters with calibration.

It's not a console-specific emulation. Finally we set all channel plug ins to 'fat' mode 1. If you want to push things harder, there's plenty of gain available the auto gain compensation is very welcomebut the sound never becomes nasty.

Here we have a full multi-miked drum kit. Now we have drums, bass guitar and guitars.

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The only other thing to mention is that the filters are gentle and musical, rather than surgical or coloured. The package contains two plug-ins, Channel and Buss, each offering a slightly different sonic flavour. That is, the sound you get just by running a signal through a channel, even with its EQ and compression disabled.

Reasonably low CPU hit. Both come in mono and stereo versions.