The Fastest Pathway to Pristine Vocals
With this bundle comprising the SSL DeEss and the Harrison Audio Vocal Intensity Processor plug-ins, your vocal tracks are all but guaranteed to sound polished and professional. First, put the SSL DeEss on your insert chain and revel in its intuitive and incredibly speedy workflow, complete with automatic oversampling, auto-listen, mid-side, and presets for both vocal types and instruments. Follow up with the Harrison Audio AVA Vocal Intensity Processor, with robust controls such as Internal leveler, Intensity input knob, Harrison Audio 32C HPF and LPF, Bump (low) and Bright (high) shelf buttons, and Built-in Limiter. Sweetwater studio engineers agree that the SSL DeEss and Harrison Audio AVA Vocal Intensity Processor bundle nets you pristine vocals in record time.
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DeEss
Solid State Logic's DeEss is a cutting-edge relative threshold de-esser plug-in with a lightning-fast workflow, powerful mid-side processing, and effective post-process signal revitalization. DeEss makes short work of unwanted sibilance, with blendable Split and Broadband modes, plus a convenient multi-shade waveform visualizer. What's more, you get custom-designed presets for different vocal types, along with presets tailor-made for instruments. Anyone searching for a workflow-oriented de-esser for precision sibilance reduction and high-frequency control will get loads of mileage out of SSL DeEss.
AVA Vocal Intensity Processor
The AVA Vocal Intensity Processor is a proverbial “who’s who” of Harrison Audio’s best analog console features for vocals. Featuring a simple Intensity knob, Harrison Audio’s 32C High/Lowpass Filters (HPF/LPF), and a clear-as-day Real Time Analysis (RTA) display, Vocal Intensity Processor enables you to ditch the convoluted compressors and gates, resulting in more streamlined, efficient vocal workflow. There’s also a K-12 output meter with different metering modes and a built-in Limiter that safeguards against clipping and clipping. Simply put, Sweetwater recording engineers have found Harrison Audio’s AVA Vocal Intensity Processor will net better-sounding vocals in much less time.