Looking for a really effective really light weight dedicated DeEsser VST?

Re:Looking for a really effective really light weight dedicated DeEsser VST? (bapu)

Thu, 01 Sep 2011 13:58:04 GMT

mike_mccue

I'm hoping to find for something like the classic Waves De-esser but I'd like it to be the old Waves VST.

I am hoping to learn of a discreet VST like that Waves De-esser... I don't want anything buried in a channel strip.

32 and 64 bit would be great.

best regards,
mike

If you get a de-esser will you be then known as McSivvvle?

Re:Looking for a really effective really light weight dedicated DeEsser VST? (bitflipper)

Thu, 01 Sep 2011 13:45:15 GMT

Spitfish works pretty well. The only complaint I've had about it is that the sensitivity sometimes can't be turned up high enough for quiet tracks. Still, it's what I reach for first because of its CPU-friendliness. That is, when I use a de-esser at all, which is rarely.

Re:Looking for a really effective really light weight dedicated DeEsser VST? (The Maillard Reaction)

Thu, 01 Sep 2011 13:18:00 GMT

The controls in the Sonnox are very appealing... the iLok is a deal killer.

That's why I will not buy my own Waves version.

Spitfish is nice... I'd like to pay for more control.

KVR doesn't have many others listed.

There is a Universal Audio version but you need their card and the UI for that Desser isn't the type I want either.

Thank You.

I am hoping there might be something still out there.

best regards,
mike

Re:Looking for a really effective really light weight dedicated DeEsser VST? (Rain)

Thu, 01 Sep 2011 13:03:22 GMT

Did you ever try the free Spitfish, by Digitalfishphones? Hasn't been updated in a while I believe so there probablly isn't a 64 bit version. I used to use their plug-ins quite a bit on the pc.

A quick search on Google leads me to believe that a DeEsser must be the one plug-in people don't want to pay for - all the links are for free plugs. :s

If you have an iLock, maybe you can try Sonnox' SuprEsser. Don't know how light it is though.

Looking for a really effective really light weight dedicated DeEsser VST? (The Maillard Reaction)

Thu, 01 Sep 2011 11:44:41 GMT

I'm hoping to find for something like the classic Waves De-esser but I'd like it to be the old Waves VST.

I am hoping to learn of a discreet VST like that Waves De-esser... I don't want anything buried in a channel strip.

32 and 64 bit would be great.

best regards,
mike