My variation of the Drum Buss clone that Polarity created in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AilpDA2iTFY Slightly different routing which I think aligns a bit closer to the original. The original is split into Low, Mid, High and only applies the distortiion to the mid channel. The transient knob also can emphasise or de-emphasise the transients, and I don't personally use the boom much or at all, so I just left it out.

ok so, as seen in the <#121395249003233280> channel, ive been trying to re-create Abletons Drum Buss. In the end I partially gave up trying to faithfully recreate the transfer curves for the distortion, and modeled my patch from Polarity's Drum Buss recreation. There are some slight differences that I think align a little close to abletons version, such as the multi-band split, the bi-polar transient knob, among other tiny changes. I left out the boom, since I personally don't really use it much anyway. Shoutouts to Polarity for the original version, I did grab a handful of his settings for this one as well for full transparency.

Parallel push pull eq through saturation. Drive selected bands, or the whole signal. Listen to the delta signal.

parallel push pull eq through distortion that mimics spectre

a first stab at replicating Spectre in bitwig, using parallel push-pull eq (with phase inverted copy to create a bandpass of sorts) through distortion. Improvements or changes welcome - user beware, this is in no way a clone! better settings can probably be found for the saturator for a more pleasing result. maybe one could add an fx selector for different saturation styles, or expose parameters that make sense.

Non Anti-Aliased hard clipper made to shave off peaks. Includes a visualizer showing the affected part of the signal in orange and a delta function for auditioning the difference between pre and post.

Non Anti-Aliased hard clipper made to shave off peaks. Includes a visualizer showing the affected part of the signal in orange and a delta function for auditioning the difference between pre and post.

Simple and easy stereo-asymmetric saturation