PSP MixSaturator on the Mix Buss

Pronecobra · 18th December 2007

I have been mixing with PSP's Mixsaturator on my mix buss in Nuendo. I have been using the "Tape 1" emulation with moderate drive along with mild compression in the treble and harmonic distortion added to the lows. I have been liking the sound. I know most people go to PSP's Vintage Warmer for this kind of stuff, but I have preferred the MixSaturator lately.

Has anyone else tried this plug-in or the rest of PSP's Mix Bundle?

I'm trying to find the perfect combination of plug-ins for my mix buss. I really want an analog sound - I have been looking for a native VST alternative to McDSP's Analog Channel. I want to get a solid state sound but most plug-ins offer either tape or valve sounds. I like tape of course . . . but I want both options.

Animus · 18th December 2007

Get a nice transformer based stereo mic pre and run out to that and back in. I run out to a Dangerous Dbox then to a Massive Passive. Sounds awesome. That being said. I seemed to prefer the MixSaturator over VW when I was using them before.

mrufino1 · 18th December 2007

I have both VW and mix pack- I haven't used VW in a while, but I love mix sat. I don't really use it on my master anymore, but I like it on a drum bus.

18th December 2007	#1
Pronecobra Gear nut Joined: Oct 2006 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 130 Thread Starter	PSP MixSaturator on the Mix Buss I have been mixing with PSP's Mixsaturator on my mix buss in Nuendo. I have been using the "Tape 1" emulation with moderate drive along with mild compression in the treble and harmonic distortion added to the lows. I have been liking the sound. I know most people go to PSP's Vintage Warmer for this kind of stuff, but I have preferred the MixSaturator lately. Has anyone else tried this plug-in or the rest of PSP's Mix Bundle? I'm trying to find the perfect combination of plug-ins for my mix buss. I really want an analog sound - I have been looking for a native VST alternative to McDSP's Analog Channel. I want to get a solid state sound but most plug-ins offer either tape or valve sounds. I like tape of course . . . but I want both options. Last edited by Pronecobra; 18th December 2007 at 12:29 AM.. Reason: none

18th December 2007	#2
Animus Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2005 Location: Durham, NC USA Posts: 8,456	Get a nice transformer based stereo mic pre and run out to that and back in. I run out to a Dangerous Dbox then to a Massive Passive. Sounds awesome. That being said. I seemed to prefer the MixSaturator over VW when I was using them before. __________________ Cubase and Nuendo User Forums \| Cubendo.com

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mrufino1 Gear addict Joined: May 2005 Location: Northern NJ, USA Posts: 484	I have both VW and mix pack- I haven't used VW in a while, but I love mix sat. I don't really use it on my master anymore, but I like it on a drum bus. __________________ www.157audio.com www.harveymoon.com www.blacktieboogie.com www.bigjeffmusic.com

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