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Hey yall...
I have an Audio-Technica cardiod condenser mic...(AT3035) and an ART Tube Pre amp, hooked up to a mixer (regular vestax), then into my sound card (Audiophile Delta2456) I think my set up is ok... the problem is that my vocal recordings have a high amount of "s" which can be extremely annoying to the ear... I know I should buy a compressor with a deesser, but is there a way to reduce the "sss" without EQ? Can the problem be filtered by tweaking the mic, or where I place the mic in my room? Thanks for helpin a rookie out.... |
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A screen filter will improve that problem.
Do you have a d-esser plug in within your recording software ?? That will help as well. |
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Re: de essing question.... (no deesser)
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Stealthtech,
I'm using Cool Edit Pro 2 - does it have a d-esser? and Mixsit, I "think" I know what you mean... |
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Waves C1 Compressor plug in has a de-esser. But first try what Mixit said... sing into the mic at a bit of an angle or over the top of the mic.
Also, check out your singing technique... learn to cut down on your sibillance. |
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