Most efficient way to do equivalent of 10 fully cranked saturation plugs in serial?

[Annabanna]

I've been spending a good deal of time lately dialing in some 808's and trying all types of waveshaping, distortion, saturation, etc to get the right balance of overtones for smaller speakers. In some cases, I prefer what I get within MXXX by, for instance, just running a bunch of EQ plugins or similar with saturation option in a row and maxing out the saturation (and dropping level to match) while disabling everything else.

I guess I like the progressive overtone thing where each adds overtones to the previous one, so they slowly creep up the spectrum. I would have guessed it would be relatively easy to get the same sound with a single instance of some sort of waveshaping or saturation plug, but I haven't been able to match it.

Is there some single patch that accomplishes the same thing?

[Chandlerhimself]

You'll be able to do it in MTurbo amp when it is released. Although I think MTA only has 9 stages, so you might need to add something after it if you really need 10.

[Annabanna]

You'll be able to do it in MTurbo amp when it is released. Although I think MTA only has 9 stages, so you might need to add something after it if you really need 10.

OK, thanks.

To clarify, I'm not necessarily just asking about plugs with a built in multi-stage, but I have a fairly basic understanding of saturation plugs in general, so asking too if there's something that is functionally similar in a single stage as well.

[MeldaProduction]

MTurboAmp will definitely be fastest. But using multiple modules in MXXX is also fine.