You have just recorded vocals, you did not forget the anti-pop filter BUT
some harsh sounds still remain. sss
How to get rid of those annoying sibilances, harsh sound on “s” “ss” “sh” “ch” “z” ?
Free De Esser
De-esser plugin on fl studio mobile PLEASE ADD THIS FEATURE ON THE NEXT UPDATE, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post. Search results showing audio plugins for all operating systems (Windows, MacOS, Linux, iOS and Android), tagged as Deesser. The results are sorted by date added (newest first). Or you can use a DE-ESSER, for automatically remove those annoying “s” in your vocal. We have selected 3 FREE VST plugins you can use in Wavosaur or any audio editor or sequencer, that does the job!
=> You can edit by hand if you have time, but it can be very tedioussss !
Or you can use a DE-ESSER, for automatically remove those annoying “s” in your vocal.
We have selected 3 FREE VST plugins you can use in Wavosaur or any audio editor or sequencer, that does the job ! let’s go :
Free De Esser Mac
1. Spitfish
download for free ! => http://www.digitalfishphones.com/main.php?item=2&subItem=5
The gool old VST by DigitalFishPhones, it’s dead simple, and nothing prevents you from using two Spitfish in serie. It removes efficiently the “sss” sound.
2. Lisp
Sleepy Time List VST
Information and download : http://sleepytimedsp.com/software/lisp/
This one comes with VST2 and VST3 version, as well as a 64 bit version!
Like spitfish, it has a stereo mode, and you can adjust the frequency for detecting the sibilant parts.
There are not so much freeware de-esser, this one is nice!
3. Tonmann de-esser
Direct download => http://www.tonmann.com/temp/Tonmann_DeEsser11.rar
This one has been made with synthedit surely. We didn’t give so much test but it seems to do the job! It has a clean and simple interface.
Hello Composers! Mike here, with a quick guide on the Best De-Esser VST Plugins. =)
Recording good vocals in a studio (or your home studio), means having the vocalist fairly close to the microphone to get a good signal-to-noise ratio. This means you will inevitably get sibilance (harsh “S” sounds).
To solve this you need a good De-Esser effect plugin in your DAW. Essentially a de-esser is a specialized compressor that are focused on only reducing the harsh frequencies created by the “s” sounds.
Fl Studio De Esser Free Play
But which De-Esser VST Plugins should you choose? Well, here is my complete list of recommendations for you (in no particular order):