In short, this is where the sausage is made. Once you’ve established the frequency bands you want to saturate or distort, the band control in FabFilter Saturn 2 lets you fine-tune the output. Up to six bands can be created at once, each with its own totally independent saturation/distortion model and oscillator control.
#FABFILTER SATURN VERSION PLUS#
Clicking the plus button again adds additional bands. When you click any of the volumes, the floating control bar shifts over to sit under the band you selected to allow independent control of the band. Dragging the divider changes the crossover frequency, and clicking the crossover button lets you set crossover slopes between 6 and 48 dB. Clicking the small plus sign below the top menu bar creates a divider with a crossover button, and on either side of the divider a volume control is displayed. The completely independent multi-band operation of Saturn 2 is easily one of its coolest features. From what I could tell, every different way to tickle and torture your sounds is included in this plugin. The saturation models are similarly organized into submenus including Tube, Tape, Amp, Saturation, Transformer, and FX. Scrolling through each of the presets, I found tons of useful starting points to spark creativity. The presets are organized into submenus, which include Color, Drive, Guitar, Lo-Fi, and FX. Many of the factory presets were created by sound designers like bManic and Stephan Musch, and are labeled as such in the preset menus. I was surprised to find several guitar amp models included in the new version as well. Saturn 2 comes with 77 presets which take advantage of the plugin’s 25 different saturation models to create a huge variety of sounds from subtle warmth to sonic annihilation. Let’s walk through the huge array of control options offered. What makes Saturn, now in its second major version, a tour de force among saturation/distortion plugins is its breadth of features. Users of the original Saturn will be instantly familiar with the controls, but will also enjoy the complete visual overhaul the new version has to offer. At the bottom are MIDI controls, phase, quality, and output settings. Below the floating bar is another plus sign that allows users to add LFOs, XY and slider controls, envelope controls and MIDI inputs with multiple curve settings. The main controls are situated along a floating bar in the middle which shifts from right to left as bands are selected for tweaking. Hovering the mouse below the top bar reveals a plus sign that allows users to add additional bands, set crossovers, and adjust band volumes.
Along the top are undo/redo and A/B controls, preset loader, help menu, and fullscreen button.
#FABFILTER SATURN VERSION FULL#
LooksįabFilter Saturn 2 opens to an innocuous-looking bar full of knobs in front of a red-and-charcoal gradient background. Today we’ll take a look at FabFilter Saturn 2, highlight some of the changes from the previous version, and hear how it sounds on some tracks. One of the most popular plugins for distortion and saturation just got a complete overhaul. Choosing the Best Digital Audio Workstation for your Home Studio.Best Acoustic Treatments for Home Studio 2021.Best MIDI Drum Pads for Home Studio 2021.Best MIDI Control Surfaces for Home Studio 2021.Best MIDI Keyboards for Home Studio 2021.
#FABFILTER SATURN VERSION HOW TO#
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