Using clever tech behind simple interfaces offering just a few macro controls which simultaneously adjust multiple parameters behind the scenes these plugins offer a thoroughly modern take on longstanding audio issues. Black Salt Low ControlĪccusonus make a variety of “simplifier” type plugins. Here are 5 examples that prove the point. This all shows that plugins which make complex tasks simple are useful. And there are probably even more people who don’t have the knowledge to be able to put it together at all. It was only then that the penny dropped - By using quite a few plugins, a good knowledge of mixer routing and quite a bit of know-how I could reproduce this effect, but lots of people don’t have the time, the inclination, or both to do all that when there is a plugin that can do it for you. While it’s a different effect, you could also check out this post on how to do the Compounder Trick. The saturator adds odd-order harmonics, which seem to be filtered too.Įven though it’s a great plugin, I haven’t seen anything it does which I couldn’t do myself using a multiband compressor, saturator, some filters and a bit of mixer routing.
I’m not sure whether the low pass filtered bass band which goes to the compressor is in parallel or not. I downloaded a demo and I found it did pretty much what I imagined. Why would I need a dedicated plugin for that? So it’s a plugin, which combines multiband compression, only compressing the bass frequencies with a saturator? Simple enough I thought. “First, compress the low frequencies independently without affecting the rest of the signal, then use the enhancer to beef up the rumble or give your bass more size on small speakers” I recently tried Low Control from Black Salt Audio. This list is inspired by a plugin I’d not heard of before.
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