30: The Power of Saturation

Learn the 5 companies you have to register your music with in this e-book: Music Royalties DemystifiedSummaryIn this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris delves into the fascinating world of saturation tools in music production. The central theme revolves around the use of saturation to enhance the overall sound of recordings, adding a controlled amount of distortion and noise to create a pleasing auditory experience.Jermaine emphasizes the nuanced art of utilizing saturation, highlighting how it can be employed to blend orchestral strings from different libraries. He shares his approach, shedding light on the use of FabFilter’s Saturn 2 and Neutron 4’s Exciter plugins on the master bus to uniformly apply distortion across all tracks. He underlines that while this method offers a cohesive sound, users also have the option to apply these tools to individual tracks for tailored and customized settings.Throughout the episode, Jermaine demonstrates the practical application of these saturation tools, expressing his satisfaction with the resulting sound achieved through the combined use of both plugins on the master track.Tune in to this episode of the Breve Music Podcast to gain valuable insights into the art of using saturation tools in music production, and discover how they can elevate the sonic landscape of your recordings.Interested in connecting with Jermaine?Email: [email protected]: Breve Music StudiosSocial MediaYouTube: Breve Music StudiosFacebook: Breve Music StudiosTwitter: Breve Music StudiosInstagram: Breve Music StudiosTumblr: Breve Music StudiosFollow our ensembles on Spotify (or your favorite streaming platform)Breve Orchestra: SpotifyBreve Low Brass Ensemble: SpotifyBreve Music Ensemble: SpotifyBreve Woodwind Ensemble: SpotifyBreve Brass Ensemble: SpotifyBreve Wind Ensemble: Spotify