Wow, didn´t know that it actually clips at 0dB even if Soft Clip button is NOT engaged! That changes everything! I now use Analog Clip mode (without color, high quality mode off and Soft clip button off) on the master and get super close to how FL Soft Clipper sounds, which i always was after and didn´t get no matter what Soft Clipper i tried. Even made a video about it on my channel. Thank you so much for that information! ❤
I've been using the Ableton stock saturator for at least 3 years and this really provided a lot of clarity as to what the effect is actually doing. Great video, this was super helpful!
king! keep making more plssss! its crazy ive been an ableton user for a living for 3 years professionally and 11 years overall and every video of yours i still learn so much
You're welcome! Thanks for watching. :) I don't use any actual analogue saturators but sometimes I'll use some analogue emulations. None in particular really though.
Wow, didn´t know that it actually clips at 0dB even if Soft Clip button is NOT engaged! That changes everything! I now use Analog Clip mode (without color, high quality mode off and Soft clip button off) on the master and get super close to how FL Soft Clipper sounds, which i always was after and didn´t get no matter what Soft Clipper i tried. Even made a video about it on my channel. Thank you so much for that information! ❤
I've been using the Ableton stock saturator for at least 3 years and this really provided a lot of clarity as to what the effect is actually doing. Great video, this was super helpful!
Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching. :)
king! keep making more plssss! its crazy ive been an ableton user for a living for 3 years professionally and 11 years overall and every video of yours i still learn so much
You're very welcome!! Really glad to hear you're learning a lot from these videos. Plenty more to come! :D
Your videos should be linked in the manual.
Thanks so much for watching and for the lovely comment! :D Glad you found the video informative. :)
great video as always
Thank you! :)
This was super interesting and helpful for a nerd like me. Thanks.
My pleasure! Thanks for watching. :)
Nice Content
Thank you and thanks for watching! :)
That's great to know about the clipping, I always wondered if Ableton had it built in and thought it must be in Saturator somewhere
It's incredibly useful. It's not the best sounding clipping, but it definitely works!
Yeah had a go, is not transparent but has helped me understand saturator better, so thanks @@matttinklermusic
High quality content , really appreciate ! Thanks
Ps do you use any analogue saturator s ?
You're welcome! Thanks for watching. :)
I don't use any actual analogue saturators but sometimes I'll use some analogue emulations. None in particular really though.
This was actually great. Lovely stuff!
Thanks dude! Glad you enjoyed. :)
Bro! Im stoked to try some clipping action now
I literally use saturator for clipping so much now hahaha
very helpful video thank you
You're welcome! :)
Oh wow so thats why I stopped using saturator for a while . Didnt knew there was a hi quality setting and apparently was on from factory . Thanks
Once I did the deep dive I actually went back to using Saturator a lot!!
nice vid !
Thank you and thanks for watching! :)
amazing information!
gained a sub
thank you!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching and for the sub! :D
😭 thanks m8 ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
You're welcome! :D
Thanks for this 🙏
You're welcome! ☺️