Take advantage of a huge discount of 95% on Universal Audio's Electronic Music Bundle. Today, Vox Samples launched a new plugin called Fat Cat Vocal Saturation Plugin specifically designed for Windows users. Best of all, it is available for free.
The Fat Cat software works well with Windows setups that have a 64-bit operating system, and it can only be used as a VST3 plugin.
Using saturation on vocals is a quick and easy way to achieve a rich and full sound, which is why it's great to come across a free option like this!
According to Vox Samples, their plugin has the ability to enhance vocals by adding a vibrant and cozy tone, or it can be used to create a distorted effect by increasing its intensity. You can listen to examples of these different sounds in the wet/dry samples provided on the product page, which you can find through the link below.
When you use the plugin to slightly enhance the sound or to intensify it for a stronger impact, it still sounds fantastic. Nowadays, we are experiencing an amazing era in audio production with the number of excellent plugins being released as free downloads.
Similar to other free plugins, the interface is designed to be straightforward and easy to use. It includes three main controls: Drive, Mix, and Vol.
If you're looking for a simple and efficient way to make your vocals sound fuller without any complex techniques, this solution will meet your needs.
Additionally, there is a charming overweight cat displayed on the user interface. It is widely believed that an aesthetically pleasing interface enhances the quality of audio.
According to Vox Samples, the Fat Cat Vocal Saturation Plugin is designed and adjusted based on a contemporary analog tube preamp. It introduces harmonic distortion that is both melodic and enjoyable for the listener.
According to the developer, the Drive becomes significantly thicker at a fast rate, so it may be necessary to handle it with caution.
The Mix control is a useful feature in this case, as it allows for parallel saturation. This means that it can maintain a natural sound, even when the Drive setting is turned up to a more aggressive level.
According to Vox Samples, the Fat Cat offers a starting point of "subtle preamp saturation". As the Drive is increased, it produces a pleasant saturation/distortion effect that is ideal for enhancing the prominence of vocals in the mix.
When the Drive knob is turned up significantly on the Fat Cat, it will start to create soft clipping, resulting in a distortion that is described as being warm and crunchy.
Fat Cat is the latest offering from Vox Samples, and it is their first plugin that can be used by anyone for free.
In comparison, the developer has also released two free products that cater to specific interests. These include the Harajuku Kawaii EDM Vocal Sample Pack and Shibuya Swag Japanese Rap Vocal Sample Pack, which are likely to attract fans of Japanese culture and music.
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