SineWav De-esser

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   Sibilance graphHow strong your “s” range is, moment to moment, over the last six seconds. The hatching shows each cut.
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   Threshold lineDrag it down to catch more “s” sounds.
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   ReductionThe deepest cut right now, in dB.
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   Cut nowThe pink curve is what is being turned down this instant. The dashed curve is the most it may cut.
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   Detector bandThe amber band is what the de-esser listens to. Drag its handle to move it.
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   Hear bandPlays only what the detector hears, so you can tune it to your “s” sounds by ear.
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   Relative or AbsoluteRelative compares the “s” range with the rest of your voice, so it works the same whether you speak softly or project.
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   Split or WideSplit turns down only the highs and leaves the body of your voice alone. Wide is the classic whole-voice dip.

Windows · VST3 · one-time · 3 activations at a time. Every control is covered in the SineWav manual.