Wave Arts Tube Saturator 2 v2.11-R2R
Team R2R | June 17 2017 | 102 MB
Tube Saturator 2 is a super accurate circuit simulation of a tube pre-amp with analog EQ, which can be overdriven gently for warming effects, or cranked for fat distortion. Like its predecessor, Tube Saturator, TS-2 is based on circuit simulation techology to capture every nuance of an analog circuit.
The circuit consisting of the individual tubes, resistors, and capacitors is converted into a mathematical system of equations which is numerically solved to produce the exact same sound as a real circuit. But while the original consumed large amounts of CPU power, TS-2 is now super efficient. The Saturation section of TS-2 runs about 7x faster than the original and yet the modelling is even more accurate. TS-2 includes the original circuit simulation of the three band Baxandall type EQ as found in many guitar amplifiers.
In addition to this breakthrough improvement in speed, TS-2 has many new features. You can switch between 12AX7 and 12AU7 tubes for different harmonic characteristics. The EQ can be switched to run pre or post saturation. Saturation and EQ are separately switchable. Also there is a 2x oversampling mode using a very high quality resampler algorithm. Use 2x mode to attenuate aliased distortion harmonics. Also new is a mix control to blend the processed sound with the original. And finally, TS-2 has a gorgeous new interface.
Tired of square wave clipping distortion? Try the demo. Tube Saturator 2 will not disappoint.
Tube Saturator 2 v2.11
- AAX format no longer requires Pace/iLok licensing. The installers give user the option of using either WA or Pace licensing for AU/VST2/VST3 and AAX formats.
- Fixed a bug in UI code that could cause knobs to display incorrectly, or could cause crash, when multiple instances were in use.
- Low level parameter code rewritten. Should fix clicks that were possible when enabling/disabling sections.
- When demo mode has expired, the preset display will show “demo expired” and the bypass button will be lit. A helpful tooltip message will indicate that registration is required.