Ableton Live - Saturator Device

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In this video we will look at Ableton Live’s Saturator device.
Saturator is a wave-shaping effect that can add that missing dirt, punch or warmth to your sound. It can add subtle or hard harmonic distortion to input signals whatever flavour you choose.
The controls within the device give you plenty of opportunity to colour and shape the sound in a variety of ways;
As a dynamic non-linear distortion/waveshaper/analog drive simulation effect.
Controlling transients and peaks or limit the dynamic range and in the process add extra harmonics.
Make a sound louder without adding amplitude.
Adding subtle warming - soft clipping to a signal or extreme overdrive hard clipping
Glueing elements together.
Harmonic Distortion, presence, more upfront sound.
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[@MannequinOngaku]

Nice, I'd love to see some practical applications of saturator in the mixing/mastering process.

[@samfisher01]

2:43 "This is the turd harmonic." he he

[@JM-co6rf]

exactly what I heard

[@Austinabletontutoronline]

Saturator is such a wonderful and underused tool. great video.

[@Julian_XO]

Extremely well explained!

[@EPOCHEDM]

YES more ableton device videos plz

[@OguzhanKaragoz]

This is the best video about Saturation, thanks !

[@edskodevries]

Excellent explanation of the principles behind saturation! Thanks :)

[@DJSTOEK]

Thank you!

[@fiifithree6712]

Great tutorial

[@infiniver7955]

5* great explanation

[@torrestoledolucas]

very good explanation

[@forawhileful]

Brilliant! Thank you.

[@DEEP_PRACTICE]

Great clear video, Thanks for your insights! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@djthomasx]

Thanks, very clear explainations!

[@StillnessMoving]

Great explanation. Thanks.

[@James.5703]

GREAT EXP, THANKS

[@elfmusicofficial]

Awesome vid

[@djcj]

Amazing explanation

[@ledusko]

How can we make the ableton saturator apply in between some frequencies? Like if I got a 808 bass who’s very sub and I want it to be more earable in the mix for people who are gonna listen on their phone, I want to apply the saturator just on the mid frequencies, not on the low, not on the high

[@volitionmaximus4906]

Thank you! ^-^

[@avail742]

nice vid

[@chavonjames8941]

Ok good video and all, it how to you use this in practise ie. bass, leads, etc?

[@pnyro3150]

However you want, that is the beauty of modern music production.

[@jordanniknejad8477]

how to you map the drive and output to the macro so they go the opposite way? It automatically moves the output and drive the same way when i try it. cheers!

[@danielg.8928]

This is what I was thinking!

[@piecesrockett5779]

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[@blewdream4863]

i love how i was to focused in trying to figure this out without watching a video and realizing it was on the screen the whole time

[@bboymac84]

Nice

[@kappajump1]

What’s that oscilloscope plugin?

[@LonelyOwl]

Add some warmt...

[@gavinhislop]

This is the turd harmonic.