eiosis e2deesser Explained

Say goodbye to sibilance with eiosis’s e2deesser! In these in-depth video tutorials, Eli Krantzberg shows you the ins and outs of this amazing plug-in, plus how to silence annoying and troublesome sibilance in your recordings and tracks!

Videos

• Factum (04:11) - Learn how the incoming signal is routed to three different units, and how the basic controls interacts with each other.

• Duty of Care (05:38) - Learn about the various sibilant detection modes, and hear the basic functions applied to a female voice over.

• Metering & Sibilant Wide-Band Gain Controls (05:44) - Explore the idle threshold controls, and see how it interacts with the wide band gain control and amount knob.

• Auto vs Wide-Band Deessing (04:13) - Hear the results of the auto detection algorithm compared to the wideband deessing algorithm on a female voice over.

• Working with EQ Bands (07:06) - Discover how to create and modify individual EQ bands that can be used on either the voiced portion of the incoming signal or on the sibilants that are detected.

• In Action on Drums (04:10) - Follow along as the deesser is used to tame a strident sounding ride cymbal bell.

• In Action on Reverb (04:55) - Hear the deesser at work taming the high end of a reverb return that sits predominantly in the mix as a sound design element.

• Another Approach (02:51) - Use two instances of the deesser on parallel tracks in order to isolate the sibilant and voiced signals for independent processing and volume control.

• Plug-In Controls & Preset Management (06:28) - Learn to manage banks and presets, and how to use the spectogram, A/B snapshots, redo/undo, kick and other functions.