Spectral Shaping De-Esser

US Techivation releases M-De-Esser      08/08/23

Techivation tells us that M-De-Esser is equipped with their unique spectral shaping algorithm, designed specifically to enhance the high frequencies of any sound, helping to eliminate harshness, excessive sibilance, and strong resonances both transparently and accurately.

Here's more details in their own words...

The power of M-De-Esser lies in its remarkable precision. Its intelligent algorithm detects sibilant frequencies intelligently, ensuring that only the problematic elements are addressed while preserving the natural character of your audio. This attention to detail means you can trust M-De-Esser to deliver transparent results, eliminating harsh esses without compromising the overall sonic quality. This new algorithm is specifically designed to provide the best possible results for fixing issues in high frequencies. It works perfectly with audio mixing, editing, or mastering.

 De-Essers are commonly used for vocals, but the Techivation M-De-Esser stands out as the perfect and superior option, not just for vocals but for any audio! Whether you need polished and clean high frequencies in a hi-hat sound, a car crash FX sound, dialogue, or anything with high-frequency information, this plug-in delivers groundbreaking results.
     
The M-De-Esser comes with a user-friendly graphic interface that aligns with the distinctive visual elements of the M series. Familiarity with this design makes it effortless to navigate, not just with the M-De-Esser but also with other Techivation plug-ins you may have worked with. Its minimalistic approach saves you valuable time and effort, ensuring you achieve outstanding results faster and more efficiently than ever before.

Pricing and Availability:
On offer at $45 (regular price: $129)

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