HOW TO USE DE ESSER PRO
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The WAV files are included in the above ZIP download. The Dual-Band De-Esser expands on this concept by making use of two frequency bands that can be used independently or jointly. Using the original vocal WAV file clip you can experiment with the preset yourself. Notice how the 's' and 't' sounds are more controlled and lower in a pleasant way without lisping, and the rest of the vocal is untouched.

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Mac HD > Users > YourUserName > Library > Application Support > Logic > Plug-in Settings > Compressor There are 4 frequency bands available to choose between, choose. Turning the processing knob starts the plug-inвЂ™s operation, you then set how intense you want to go according to your taste. It is fast to set up and easy to use, yet allows you to adjust the processing to your needs. Move the de-esser preset (.pst file) to this location: T-De-Esser has been designed with simplicity in mind. If you're trying to remove a fret noise in a guitar recording you may want to use Logic's own de-esser plug-in.Дownload the preset, screenshot and audio examples (3 Mb ZIP file) But it also means this de-esser preset is most useful on vocals.

Since the compressor works in wideband during the actual ducking you won't get the lisping artifacts associated with many splitband de-essers. I've chosen a high pass filter and not a parametric eq in order to detect from the specified frequency and upwards, though it focuses on the specified frequency due to the resonance caused by the high Q value in the filter. You need to re-adjust your de-esser threshold when doing this, and you could possibly be getting a few more 'false positives', i.e. However, if you're boosting lots of highs in your vocal eq then you may get better results by inserting the de-esser after the equalizer but still before regular compression. This will give you the most natural sounding result. Insert a de-esser early or first in the vocal chain, before equalizing or regular compression. You need to re-adjust your threshold after doing this. Do this while in the 'Listen' mode in step 2 above. Go from the preset default of Q=5 to around 2 or even lower. If you're having problems with both 'sss' and the lower frequency 'chh' sounds then try lowering the Q value. Normally a sibilance problem occurs within a specific area, e.g. The default ratio of 10:1 is fairly aggressive but sounds great. This is very important to avoid overdoing it.Д¤) Adjust the ratio if necessary to make the ducking less (lower ratio) or more agressive (higher ratio). Switch Activity back to 'On'.ДЈ) Lower the threshold parameter until the compressor ducks on sibilance but not during the rest of the vocal. Find a part that contains lots of sibilance ('s' and 't' sounds).Дў) Switch the Activity parameter from 'On' to 'Listen', and tune the Frequency parameter until the sibilance is worst. This preset does a much better job in my opinion though it's built on a very simple technique: using a resonant high pass filter in the internal sidechain of the Logic compressor.ДЎ) Solo the vocal track and loop a couple of bars. Since it can't function in wideband mode it tends to make the vocal lisp very quickly.

HOW TO USE DE ESSER PRO

The bundled de-esser in Logic Pro is not that good for vocals.

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