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by the "s" sound, hence the name de-esser. Close proximity microphone placement and

equalizing can lead to situations where the overall sound is just right, but there is a problem

with sibilant (hissing) sounds.

The following parameters are available:

Reduction

Controls the intensity of the de-essing effect.

Threshold

When the Auto Threshold option is deactivated, you can use this control to set a thresh-

old for the incoming signal level, above which the plug-in starts to reduce the sibilants.

Auto

The Auto Threshold function automatically and continually chooses an optimum thresh-

old setting independent of the input signal. The Auto Threshold function does not work

for low-level signals (< -30db peak level). To reduce the sibilants in such a ﬁle, set the

threshold manually.

Release

Sets the amount of time it takes for the de-essing effect to return to zero when the

signal drops below the threshold value.

Level meters

Indicate the dB values of the input (IN) and output (OUT) signals as well as the value

by which the level of the sibilant (or s-frequency) is reduced (GR). The gain reduction

meter shows values between 0dB (no reduction) and -20dB (the s-frequency level is

lowered by 20dB).

Positioning the DeEsser in the signal chain

When recording a voice, the de-esser’s position in the signal chain is usually located after

the microphone preamp and before a compressor/limiter. This keeps the compressor/limiter

from unnecessarily limiting the overall signal dynamics.

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