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Is there any way to fix a plosive in the mix?

I've got a song where the heavey B consonants weren't caught by the pop filter.........is there anyway to mix to minimize these.....or does that pretty much ruin a track?
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Try a low-cut filter on the affected areas....
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Re: Is there any way to fix a plosive in the mix?

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I've got a song where the heavey B consonants weren't caught by the pop filter.........is there anyway to mix to minimize these.....or does that pretty much ruin a track?
Try a compressor with a side chain. Feed the side chain with the signal EQed to the bandwidth of the plosive.

Kinda like a de-esser, only a de-ploser.
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Try a low-cut filter on the affected areas....

Blue Bear.....that did the trick.....thanks a million...i'm an idiot for not trying that...........thanks!

masteringhouse - thanks for the help too
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