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De-Esser in Studio One 6

De-Esser in Studio One 6

 

This blog is part of our new series of tutorials based on the new version of PreSonus Studio One 6, where we will be each of the new functions and features included.

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De-Esser in Studio One 6

Vocals! The most important element in every single pop production, right?

Producers always want them to be LOUD and BRIGHT!

But, loudness and brightness typically end up over-exaggerating the “S” sounds, which is totally unacceptable! It sounds horrible!

Can this be fixed? Yes, with a De-Esser!

Does Studio One 6 have one? Yes! Actually a great De-Esser!

Let’s try it!

 

  1. Open your Studio One 6 song:

De-Esser in Studio One 6

 

Make sure you have a vocal track in the Song.

 

2. Switch to the Mix view:

De-Esser in Studio One 6

 

 

3. From the inserts list, add De-Esser:

De-Esser in Studio One 6

 

 

De-Esser will open as:

De-Esser in Studio One 6

 

From the De-Esser, we can see parameters such as:

  • Frequency: This knob adjusts the target center frequency for reduction.
  • Listen: When this is ON, it lets you listen to the targeted frequencies for reduction.
  • Solo: If this is active, you will hear the reduced signal.
  • S-Reduction: This knob adjusts the amount of reduction of “S” sounds.
  • Shape: Lets you choose between narrow band reduction or wide band reduction modes.
  • Range: Let’s you choose between full reduction or gentle (6 dB).

 

For the purpose of this tutorial, we will make the “S” reduction to be obvious! So we must set these parameters to extreme configurations such as:

  • Frequency: 2 KHz
  • Listen: OFF.
  • Solo: OFF.
  • S-Reduction: -57 dB
  • Shape: Wide.
  • Range: Full.

De-Esser in Studio One 6

 

 

4. Apply the previous configurations and listen:

The “S” sounds are now gone!

The De-Esser included in Studio One 6 has done its job incredibly well.

We hope you found this tutorial on how to use the De-Esser in Studio One 6 helpful!

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