Sound Theory Kraftur - We Take A First Look

Although loudness and saturation can go hand-in hand, fewer processors offer both in the same window. Setting out to unify the two for pumped-up mixes is Soundtheory’s Kraftur. See and hear it for yourself as we take our first look…
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[@tkelong3569]

Cymbals sounded weird after Kraftur was engaged.
Definitely worth a demo this weekend. I currently use Goldclip which is bEaUtiful. We’ll see if Kraftur can compete!

[@lostinart]

This seems like a tool that could really speed up workflow and that’s what it’s all about for me. I’m only using plugins that save me time while improving the quality of

[@RayTheProducer]

Completely changed the game for me. The difference between a good mix and a gold disc, as they used to say. Absolutely lovely sound.

[@MidnightMiik]

I love the interface. I can see where using it subtly could have a nice sound. You had the drive cranked way up. The distortion is nice too. It's like having a multiband limiter along with a single band to play with. The triangle mixer is interesting. I assume the signal runs parallel.

[@KreativeDevices]

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[@citizenworld8094]

I think the low, mid and high shift still work without use of the drive?