Tutorial - Using a Compresser as a De-esser

Our amazing dBs Music tutor Alan Miles kicks off his series of mini-tips and production insights with a great quick tutorial on some creative routing and classic studio technique that enables you to use a compressor as a De-esser...
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[@wnrad]

This trick is amazing! I was serching for this for some time! Thanks!

[@raydecampos7327]

Nice tutorial! Thanks mate!

[@d_s_ctube]

Good job. True. You can get great results from the stovk plugins.

[@wncguy4932]

Brilliant(!), thank you for taking the time to show us this.

[@keithkamholz5271]

Cool trick, I'll have to give this a try! Currently trying to tame a pretty sibilant vocal. :-)

[@ReVStudiosUK]

I use it all the time.

[@dBsInstitute]

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[@BlamRealFangle]

This is such a sick way to de ess I'm gonna try it out tomorrow... I don't know how this video only has 4k views its whatever you're a G big up 💯👊🏾

[@jelanmaxwell4762]

Great job

[@victorpilao829]

If you use a Desser plugin , you got the same effect?

[@tecnica-de-voz]

Ideally if you have a compressor that allows you to choose the exact frequency you want to tackle. Otherwise this method could be a great alternative.

[@Bredemann100]

Isn’t this basically the same as using a multiband compressor?

[@SahhilVats]

I am doing the same but I am hearing only sses of my vocals what should i do ?

[@Brutuscomedy]

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