We always have a special chain of effects that we use when creating our tracks. Q: Is the Sausage Fattener made with SynthEdit or similar program?Ī: Nope, it’s developed by us together with Tailored Noise.Ī: We’re always happy with a track when it looks like a fat sausage.Ī: You’re talking to us?!?! Hell no. Windows (XP SP2,Vista, Windows 7, including native 64-bit version) on Pentium 4 (or equivalent) or higher “Ever since I stepped away from Fruity Loops I was looking for a plugin like this. Just see what Laidback Luke thinks about our little creation: The Sausage Fattener is used by Tiësto, Kaskade, Diplo, Laidback Luke, Chuckie, Sebastian Ingrosso, Dirty South, Hardwell, Angger Dimas, Frank E, Zedd, Lazy Rich, Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike, Marcus Schossow, John Dahlbäck and many other DJ/producers. But you can also use the plugin on a bus (for example all the drums and the bass) or the whole track as a mastering plugin. Turn it up and you have a dirty bastard of distortion. Use the Sausage Fattener on a single channel with moderate settings as a musical compressor. With those seemingly simple parameters you can create loads of different sounds. The plugin is already used by Tiësto, Kaskade, Diplo, Laidback Luke and others (see below for more). Hook up this fat bastard to your favorite DAW (AU and VST on both PC/Mac) and get dirty. Here is our first plugin – the Sausage Fattener! People always ask us how we get our greasy sound…here is the answer. Use the GAIN knob while auditioning your settings to level match and get a clearer sense of the harmonic differences.Dada Life : Sausage Fattener v1.0.x86.圆4 (VST) It’s important to level match the volume of the dry and wet signal while making comparisons so that you get an accurate aural picture of the differences – it’s human nature that louder signals will sound better at first listen, but that’s not always the case. It’s apparently louder in the mix, despite the fact that more mix elements have entered and that it’s actually metering at 5dB below the dry signal before the drop. By introducing the Sausage Fattener at the drop as an insert effect, with a FATNESS value of 55% and a COLOR value of 20%, we can immediately hear that the bass timbre becomes richer and more exciting. In the example below, we have an electro bass line that is a bit dull and unsatisfying. This applies most readily to bass lines and lead lines.

The obvious use is to make the primary voice of your track as big as possible so that it truly stands out and has the most impact and presence for the listener. Saturation in the context of a track can be useful in several ways.

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