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veejay_j · 27th October 2004

thanks, guys for the advice... !

If I use a de-esser I hear that I remove some high of the vocalsound, this is with most plugin de-essers I used. And then I am using it not really heard.

When I do it by hand I found out that I got a much more sweet and natural sound. So I was curious to so how everybody is doing this..

And yes I got some problem vocalist, with space between the teeth and also someone with a jazzy low vocal sound with not much high in it so I really want to keep the high area so good/clean as possible.. ;-)

thanks..

J

27th October 2004	#10
veejay_j Gear interested Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 12 Thread Starter	thanks, guys for the advice... ! If I use a de-esser I hear that I remove some high of the vocalsound, this is with most plugin de-essers I used. And then I am using it not really heard. When I do it by hand I found out that I got a much more sweet and natural sound. So I was curious to so how everybody is doing this.. And yes I got some problem vocalist, with space between the teeth and also someone with a jazzy low vocal sound with not much high in it so I really want to keep the high area so good/clean as possible.. ;-) thanks.. J