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Originally Posted by jrk
Exciters and (multiband) saturation do something rather different tho. They're adding harmonics that weren't there in the original signal. Don't get me wrong, really useful sometimes (but *really* easy to overdo). I'm fond of "Roth-Air" http://www.danielrothmann.com/#downloads
For a lot of things, particularly if you're after a "period" sound, something like the Dolby A trick works well - might be a bit subtle unless you drive it fairly hard. |
Audio Thing's Type is is EXTREMELY accurate to a modded Dolby A (you didnt just NOT decode, you normally would bypass the lower bands).
However, I will bet dollars to doughnuts that you will get the same results with XCTR and then you can go past that as well.
Both processes add harmonics, Dolby A is a nonlinear process