Possible way to remove 'fizz' from electric gtrs - via software / plug in

Jules · 15th December 2004

X-Noise by Waves

http://www.waves.com/

I am finding this VERY good for removing unwanted HF crackle or fizz on electric gtrs.

I am CONSTANTLY plauged by getting up a cool sound, but having it overload somewhere in my outboard chain and putting some nast fizz or crackle on to my hard drives...

I do back things off, but its just one of those things where you get a great sound PLUS some crap you dont want WITH IT.

This of course is FURTHER Dr Frankenstein - audio manipulation voodoo

BUT I LIKE IT!

It's like putting a hex on fizz!

Jules · 15th December 2004

Perhaps I need to review my signal chain...

Meanwhile... processing quite a few fizzy gtrs with this seems to let the cymbals & the kit 'crispy' top end shine out clearly...

stealthbalance · 15th December 2004

cool , thanks for the great tip !

s

C.Lambrechts · 15th December 2004

Marc, my partner was telling me the other day about how well sonic NO Noise works. Anyone been able to compare the 2. I think we can safely say that noise / hum / fizz etc etc removal plugs have come a long way since digi's DINR.

Haven't had a lot of use for 'em myself but you never know ...

Jules · 16th December 2004

I swear I have read somewhere about sly heavy metal producers dipping the VERY high frequencies...

Time to get another couple of Royers?

15th December 2004	#1
Jules Gearslutz.com admin Joined: Apr 2002 Location: A Yank in London, UK Posts: 17,808 Thread Starter 1 Review written	Possible way to remove 'fizz' from electric gtrs - via software / plug in X-Noise by Waves http://www.waves.com/ I am finding this VERY good for removing unwanted HF crackle or fizz on electric gtrs. I am CONSTANTLY plauged by getting up a cool sound, but having it overload somewhere in my outboard chain and putting some nast fizz or crackle on to my hard drives... I do back things off, but its just one of those things where you get a great sound PLUS some crap you dont want WITH IT. This of course is FURTHER Dr Frankenstein - audio manipulation voodoo BUT I LIKE IT! It's like putting a hex on fizz! Attached Thumbnails __________________ Jules Add your reviews to the new reviews area! Gearslutz on Facebook Follow my GS picks on Twitter

15th December 2004	#4
C.Lambrechts Lives for gear Joined: May 2002 Location: Ans (Liege) Belgium Posts: 3,286	Marc, my partner was telling me the other day about how well sonic NO Noise works. Anyone been able to compare the 2. I think we can safely say that noise / hum / fizz etc etc removal plugs have come a long way since digi's DINR. Haven't had a lot of use for 'em myself but you never know ... __________________ Chris Lambrechts

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stealthbalance Lives for gear Joined: May 2003 Location: united states Posts: 627	cool , thanks for the great tip ! s

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Jules Gearslutz.com admin Joined: Apr 2002 Location: A Yank in London, UK Posts: 17,808 Thread Starter 1 Review written	I swear I have read somewhere about sly heavy metal producers dipping the VERY high frequencies... Time to get another couple of Royers?