Best de-esser / plugin for 't' 'ch' 'sh' sounds?

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What is your go to de-esser for this type of problem?

I'm demoing Softube Weiss Deess and oeksound spiff, since they both mention this specific issue in their manuals. Any other candidates?

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Fabfilter Pro-DS and Eiosis E2 are my go-tos for exactly those problems.
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cryophonik wrote: Thu Nov 25, 2021 5:21 pm Fabfilter Pro-DS and Eiosis E2 are my go-tos for exactly those problems.
I love Pro-DS, but I haven't gotten great results with “ch” and “sh” resonance issues. I will demo Eiosis. Thanks!

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garfield78 wrote: Thu Nov 25, 2021 5:44 pm sibalance v4 from https://www.toneboosters.com/
Was next on my list. Thanks!

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Pro-DS.
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Definitely try DMGAudio Essence and TrackDS.

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TDL Nova

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jackson881 wrote: Thu Nov 25, 2021 5:27 pm
cryophonik wrote: Thu Nov 25, 2021 5:21 pm Fabfilter Pro-DS and Eiosis E2 are my go-tos for exactly those problems.
I love Pro-DS, but I haven't gotten great results with “ch” and “sh” resonance issues. I will demo Eiosis. Thanks!
I really like the visual approach E2 offers. One thing I’ve found is that the worst offenders are often best handled with a combination of surgical gain automation and de-esser.
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I like Eiosis e2deesser https://www.eiosis.com/e2deesser. Techivation t-de-esser-pro seems interesting and good. I am still demoing... https://techivation.com/t-de-esser-pro

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I still use good ole Waves

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cryophonik wrote: Thu Nov 25, 2021 7:08 pm
I really like the visual approach E2 offers. One thing I’ve found is that the worst offenders are often best handled with a combination of surgical gain automation and de-esser.
I usually have to resort to gain automation as well. I've been dreaming of a de-esser that can help me cut out that step. I'm looking forward to trying out E2 over the weekend.

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Hofa IQ DeEsser
It's easy if you know how

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I haven't found a de-esser that takes care of, satisfyingly, the harshest sounds listed. I don't about other DAWS, but I've found that in Logic, using selection-based processing is the sure-way of taming those. I use a combination of e.q. and gain reducer. It's a bit cumbersome for us spoiled people, but in five minutes, it's taken care of in the course of a 4-minute song..

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