New de-esser from HoRNet

Haven't tried it yet, but intend to. Another simple and inexpensive plugin from Saverio Vigni, it's called Sybilla and goes for 17 bucks. 

I did a quick test, and it seems to work very well!  Having just two knobs, one being a very handy mix control, makes it easy to dial in a natural sound. 
 
It's too soon for a final verdict, but it's possible that this may unseat my current default de-esser -- the Nomad Blue Tubes plugin -- which has taken all challengers to date. 
 
Cheers,
Eddie
 

Nice interface.

Just to let you know that i've just released an update to Sybilla adding 2 more detection filters, on/off switches for each filter and a new GUI
 
The update is free for all the existing customers :)
 
Saverio

Luckily the pronounciation of finnish languge gives MUCH less use for de-essers than many other languages. I've never needed one for vocals. This HoRNet-collection seems to be worth investigating, though.
 
Listening to, say, polish female singers I think de-essers must have originally been invented in Poland :o) 
Female british, (especially) Oxford accent can be a nightmare, too. I remember, about 25+ years ago, the "s" of a british
actress was so whizzling, that it caused blackouts in the TV-broadcast several times during the movie because it was close enough to the signal used to automatically shut down the station when broadcasting was finished for the day.