Hello all. phase one pg music distortion This is just an example. I'm not advocating anyone use this technique for their final mix, or that they not use it. I am merely providing an example for consideration, Let me know, if you've a mind to, what it sounds like to your ears in terms of the PG-Effect applied. You can also provide any other kind of feedback if you like.

Please note that when I say "final mix", I'm not saying that this is a finished piece of music; it is a work in progress. Rather, I'm saying final mix to denote that I am providing an example of using PG Music Distortion, at it's default setting, on the ENTIRE stereo track. Put another way, take a wave of the song, then apply the effect at default setting, then save.

The significance here, to me, is how "undistorted" the default settings are. To my ears it's acting like a pretty gentle compressor, and warmer. It boosted my output gain by some, but I have room to move so it was a nice "normalization" or something to that effect. YMMV. Point is, it's so soft and subtle.


I got the idea to try it after reading PG Music describe their distortion effect as being soft and gentle, basically.

After the effect was applied, the render sounds warmer, less jangly but also less "spacious" due to decreased volume dynamics aka compression. I'm sorry, I'm not going to post a "before" example for the time being. I was going to, but decided to opt for simplicity. It doesn't really require a comparison to hear that the mix has not been distorted in the conventional sense but merely warmed up pretty nicely. This is not a bad thing. smile


Thanks! -Eric


Last edited by DIOECHOOTO; 02/21/15 03:43 PM.