I know I’m not commenting from my band page… But this was the account I was watching today. Very helpful. Going to go home and apply this to some vocals on the new album that I’m really struggling with
You won't regret it! I was a long time Logic user and bought S1 Artist, it's plenty for most work when you get to pro there's tons more but you don't need pro to make great tracks. Get the free version to play around with.
It’s mind blowing asf that they continue to say they don’t have a de-esser When it’s literally in the mixing pull down tab & it doesn’t work how it’s supposed to lol
II love your videos. I just made the switch from 20 years using cakewalk to studio one. And I watch your video's to get my workflow faster in studio one. It is still hard to get everything working but these video's really help
I was doing some playing with an EQ I thought I wasn't hearing any changes because my brain wasn't registering the changes from mixing for a long period of time so I took a 10 min break came back and then realized it was being bypassed the whole time. So don't feel bad 😅. and I appreciate that last tip I needed to learn how to do that For many reasons
Joe, thanks so much for all your wonderful lessons, as I have gotten to know and use my S1 over the past two years. Isn't another method (though tedious) to go into the Melodyne for the vocal track and, one, by one, reduce the volume of the offending sibilant?
I’m guessing this video was posted before Studio One included the de-esser plugin. Are there pros to taking these more manual approaches towards de-essing? Sometimes I like opting for a manual approach if it means the outcome will be more subtle.
I just switched to Studio one and.... I'm having this problem like whenever i play in between any note the midi stops playing until the next note appears. I make orchestral music so there are really long bars of a single chords and notes so it really stinks to go all the way back to start of those notes/chords to hear a playback! I dont know if its just me. Is there a setting im missing?
Hello Joe can you answer how do you work when studio one clicks and crackling constantly because of to a broken delay in version 5 ? is it comfortable for you?
I wonder how using this de-essing approach work on guitar? My guitar has this harsh "bite" around 3-4k and every time i try to eq it out, even with a narrow Q, it takes out too much, i cant find that right balance, so maybe using that side chained compression technique will do the trick.
Well Joe, I finally disagree with you on Something. If like me, Someone has been Struggling the Seriously unSexy Sibilance iSSue. This is very exCiting. I love the “ya” at the end.
Dont you think it would have made more sense to say "this is my super sibilance - seriously silly song"? I get it man. Its a demo video but arent you a self proclaimed songwriter?
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Your super silly seriously sibilant song is now sufficiently seared into subconscious. Thanks, Joe!
Me too
When Joey was adjusting a turned off plugin illustrates the problems of mixing with your eye's and not your ear's.
I have officially decided that you have the best tutorials on mixing. period. and thank you.
I know I’m not commenting from my band page… But this was the account I was watching today. Very helpful. Going to go home and apply this to some vocals on the new album that I’m really struggling with
Lol. That is a hit song! Just needs snare, cymbals, sax, slide steel and strings.
Hehehe.... Reminds me of something my dad always says; "Great song! It just needs a new melody and different lyrics"
@@slide-se Lol
You forgot cowbell.
Once again it would be great to have a studio one studio 😭 I'm going to get me one 🤓😎
You won't regret it! I was a long time Logic user and bought S1 Artist, it's plenty for most work when you get to pro there's tons more but you don't need pro to make great tracks. Get the free version to play around with.
Super Studio1 stuff - so smart, soothing & satisfying!
Veo todos tus videos Joe. Sos un capo! Saludos desde Argentina!
Very nicely explained, thanks a lot!
It’s mind blowing asf that they continue to say they don’t have a de-esser
When it’s literally in the mixing pull down tab & it doesn’t work how it’s supposed to lol
Actually I rescind my comment
I wasn’t using it properly
This video was very informative tho - thank you 🤞🏾
The multiband trick was really cool. Thanks!
Thanks Joe!
If I hear that song one more time I'm going to stick my head in the oven
So helpful, thanks Joe. Your videos always hit the spot, and there's always a video for what I need!
Was literally searching the presonus exchange for a de-esser preset yesterday. Surprised there aren't any at all! Thanks for making this.
There's at least one de-esser preset already in Compressor. - Joe Gilder
@@presonus Thanks Joe, I searched but couldn't find for some reason. Would love to see a multiband comp preset for vocals but I can obvs copy this!
Thank you, Joe -- your vids are always really helpful. Appreciate you!
Or I just use the Waves plugin called, strangely enough, Sibilance. 😁
Thank you! I ran into this problem with my last song. This video gave me some nice alternative tools for the toolbox, if/when I run into it again.
II love your videos. I just made the switch from 20 years using cakewalk to studio one. And I watch your video's to get my workflow faster in studio one. It is still hard to get everything working but these video's really help
Tricomp is amazing too
Thanks for share tips to Studio One Users 👍👍
Regards from 🇪🇨
Thank you, sir. I needed this.
I was doing some playing with an EQ I thought I wasn't hearing any changes because my brain wasn't registering the changes from mixing for a long period of time so I took a 10 min break came back and then realized it was being bypassed the whole time. So don't feel bad 😅. and I appreciate that last tip I needed to learn how to do that For many reasons
thumbs up just for the honesty :)
Joe, thanks so much for all your wonderful lessons, as I have gotten to know and use my S1 over the past two years. Isn't another method (though tedious) to go into the Melodyne for the vocal track and, one, by one, reduce the volume of the offending sibilant?
gee thanks that fucking song is now in my head hahah
Wow. I wasn't aware of the clip gain feature. That will make a difference for me. Now if I can just get the voice wavering out of key under control.
Why not just add a de-esser to the collection of stock plug-in?
U mean instead of it being a Compressor Preset?
Yup. The de-esser enable frequency scanning and wave form alteration without altering compression values.
@@iane.millais2982 Yea tht wld definitely be a great addition!!
VERY STRAIGHT FORWARD
I’m guessing this video was posted before Studio One included the de-esser plugin. Are there pros to taking these more manual approaches towards de-essing? Sometimes I like opting for a manual approach if it means the outcome will be more subtle.
thank you so much!!!!!
Hook us up with the third preset via multiband
I just switched to Studio one and.... I'm having this problem like whenever i play in between any note the midi stops playing until the next note appears.
I make orchestral music so there are really long bars of a single chords and notes so it really stinks to go all the way back to start of those notes/chords to hear a playback!
I dont know if its just me. Is there a setting im missing?
wolfie go to options - advanced - MIDI and activate chase long notes.
@@itsVelvia thanks Man! youre a life saver!
This video is very helpful, thank you very much:)
Great video, cheers!
I found a multiband dynamics plug in in Presonus Studio 1 Artist under the mixing category in the drop down menu under de-esser?
Please say to presonus to create a good sibilance plugin for us instead of many ways you have shown.
Thank you Sir.
Something super simple for sibilant silencing is the new super simple sibilance tool in super seriously slick Melodyne 5. :-)
What microphone Is that? I mean which model, please
Roswell Pro Audio Mini K47
@@presonus thank you so much Presonus, you have the best DAW, I love Studio One.
nice video man,i think studio one needs a de-esser plugin still
Thank you.. and what about popping?
Love Studio One.
Got Waves " Sibilance" for $30. Easy.
Now a "scrub" tool would be nice... please... ;-)
thank u very much
Hello Joe can you answer how do you work when studio one clicks and crackling constantly because of to a broken delay in version 5 ? is it comfortable for you?
is there a possibility to get de-essing on the Studiolive 32 Rack Joe??
If you set up a compressor to listen to only the high-frequencies, yes. But that's the only way
I wonder how using this de-essing approach work on guitar? My guitar has this harsh "bite" around 3-4k and every time i try to eq it out, even with a narrow Q, it takes out too much, i cant find that right balance, so maybe using that side chained compression technique will do the trick.
Multi-Band around 2-4k might be your friend here. - Joe Gilder
Why presonus still don't have deesser? Every DAW has one
We have one of course - comes as preset in Multiband Dynamics. Search for “De-Esser” in the Effects tab of the Browser and you will find it. -GBY
@@presonus we need a plugin name de esser not multiband comp preset.
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Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, lmao great info though...
Maybe the the best thing to do is to avoid artists with mouth noises and sibilances alltogether.
Well Joe, I finally disagree with you on Something. If like me, Someone has been Struggling the Seriously unSexy Sibilance iSSue. This is very exCiting. I love the “ya” at the end.
Nothing new Joe, but helpful for begginers. The best method: mannually decrease the volume of the sibilance. Don't be lazy.
Laziness is the BEST. - Joe Gilder
Dont you think it would have made more sense to say "this is my super sibilance - seriously silly song"? I get it man. Its a demo video but arent you a self proclaimed songwriter?
I wish I had known before buying the 'artist' version that you really need the professional version artist is just a waste of money.
1st!