Subject:de essing

Posted by: editedh

Date:6/20/2001 10:22:57 AM

Hey,
anybody out there know a good strategy for getting rid of sibilance?
(Besides not recording it in the first place?)
I reckon i could use a the bandwidth compressor with a notch filter, etc., but it seeems kind of clunky.
Am I overlooking a de-esser that comes with 5.0 or Noise Reduction 2.0 (I have both). Thanks very much.
-Ed

Subject:RE: de essing

Reply by: Ted_H

Date:6/20/2001 11:04:15 AM

There is actually a de-esser preset in the multi-band dynamics plug-in for the full Sound Forge. Go to Effects->Dynamics->Multi-band and look in the preset menu. Please note that this option is not available in Sound Forge XP. Hope this helps.

Ted

Subject:RE: de essing

Reply by: Rednroll

Date:6/20/2001 2:30:43 PM

another de-esser that is my favorite and works well is the waves de-esser. Very user friendly and does the job.

Subject:RE: de essing

Reply by: pup

Date:6/21/2001 9:57:27 AM

What waves de-esser? I don't get it.

- GB

Subject:RE: de essing

Reply by: earthrisers

Date:6/21/2001 1:31:39 PM

The Waves de-esser is (included in) a completely separate product... a set of plug-ins from Waves. They really are great; also expensive.