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| Gear interested Join Date: Apr 2007
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| De-essing in the box? Tchad, Just wondering what you do to de-esse in the box? Thanks in advance btw. cheers |
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| mongrell mixer Join Date: Feb 2007
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The Digidesign and the Waves de-essers are good but most of the time I do it by hand dipping the volume on the channel.
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| Gear addict | Just as I was going to ask, someone else beat me to it.. :-) If I may extend the question: Tchad, when you were still mixing OTB, what hardware de-esser did you use? One of your old dbx 90xs rack modules? Thanks a lot! Recky |
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| mongrell mixer Join Date: Feb 2007
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Depending on the voice, I'd take a bit of 5-7K (API 550a) out first then run through a 902, then through a Pultec EQP1-A boosting 16K, then a compressor.
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