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Tube Saturation

The Tube Saturation section is based on

Antares’ renowned WARM Tube Saturation

Generator and is designed to model the

“warmth” that is typical of a high-quality tube

pre-amp.

The amount of tube saturation effect applied to

your audio is controlled by the Tube Saturation

Drive control in combination with the Input Gain

control.

The Drive control determines the ampliﬁcation

factor of the modeled tube pre-amp with the

numeric display indicating the ampliﬁcation

in dB. At 0 dB , no distortion occurs, even for

full amplitude signal levels. As the Drive is

increased, the ampliﬁcation is increased. Any

regions of the signal that increase beyond full

amplitude generate distortion. (But instead of

the usual ugly digital clipping, they are distorted

the same way the tube pre-amp would distort

the sound.)

Because the maximum drive is limited to +10

dB, using the Tube Saturation model requires

the original signal to be at a level greater than

-10 dB. If this is not the case, you should adjust

the Input Gain control to increase the level of

the sound. (Be certain that Input Gain is not

increased so much as to cause the 0 dB meter

area to light.) It may be necessary to go back

and forth between Drive and Input Gain a few

times to get exactly the effect you want.

NOTE: If your audio was recorded at

an exceptionally low level, it may be

that even maximum Input Gain and

maximum Drive will still not result in a level high

enough to generate distortion. In that case,

either re-record your audio at a higher level (if

possible) or use your waveform editing program

to digitally increase the level (keeping in mind

that this may negatively affect the signal quality).

If you want to add tube saturation distortion

without otherwise affecting your sound, set

both the Source Mic and Modeled Mic menus

to Bypass.

Output Level

The Output Level

control is used to ﬁne-

tune Mic Mod EFX’s

output level. This

control is strictly an

attenuator (i.e., no gain

is available). You should

always start with it

at 0dB (the top of its

range) and then reduce

level as necessary. It

is particularly useful

when adding large

amounts of tube

saturation.

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