Four Saturation Types and the Tone Control
Bloom adds upper-mid sparkle, presence and air. Tape I provides classic tape warmth with a gentle roll-off and smoother transients. Tape II pushes the tape character harder, with denser mids and more grit. Thick focuses on low-mid mass and body.
The Tone control works inside the saturation circuit rather than as a separate EQ after it. Raising it excites more overtones, while lowering it gives a warmer, darker result. Because the tonal change is part of the saturation itself, the developer says it sounds more organic.






