Inspired by the vintage gear used for precision de-essing and high-frequency limiting, DeEsser tames “ess” and “shh” sounds. As recordings boost high frequencies for greater intelligibility with narration, audiobooks, vocals, and podcasts, de-essing is now more important than ever.However, de-essing isn’t only about voice. DeEsser’s gentle de-essing action can reduce amp sim harshness, tame cymbals in drum loops, sweeten the sound of digital synthesizers, and more.Choose Your SolutionChoose one of two ways to suppress ess sounds. The highpass sidechain mode minimizes objectionable sibilants over the widest range, while the bandpass mode zeros in on problematic frequencies.Fast and SimpleDeEsser uses a hard-knee compressor, so after choosing the frequencies you want to minimize, simply adjust the Threshold for the desired amount of suppression—as confirmed by the Attenuation meter.Full Strength, or Full FidelitySplit mode applies de-essing to only high frequencies, for maximum ess rejection. Wideband mode is gentler, and is useful for voice-only de-essing because it removes the crossover in the processing path.Features: Preview what’s removed, to home in on ess and shh sounds Vary the range from 2kHz to 16 kHz to suppress high frequencies Wideband or split modes focus the de-essing as needed Fast, efficient user interface simplifies de-essing Presets for male and female voice, as well as full mixes Choose bandpass or highpass filter for the sidechain Requirements: mac cpu:Intel or Silicon Architecture ram:8 disk:16 version:macOS Catalina 10.15, Big Sur 11, Monterey 12, Ventura 13, Sonoma 14 additional_requirements:Minimum: 1024x768Recommended: 1280x1024 / 1600x1024USB displays are not supported as the primary display. windows cpu:X64 compatible Intel or AMD CPU ram:8 disk:16 version:Windows 10 64 bit and Windows 11 additional_requirements:Minimum: 1024x768Recommended: 1280x1024 / 1600x1024 Videos:
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