Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this?

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this? Yeah, I also think de-essers are multiband compressors tweaked for sibilants. I've only messed with them a little, but if the output sounds filtered, you're probably using 1, too aggressive settings, 2, wrong sett

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this?

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this? Yeah, I also think de-essers are multiband compressors tweaked for sibilants. I've only messed with them a little, but if the output sounds filtered, you're probably using 1, too aggressive settings, 2, wrong sett

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this?

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this? Also, you might want to use a multiband compressor for the s sounds, otherwise you'll end up effecting sounds you don't want to effect. I was under the impression that de-essers were just multi-band compressors fo

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this?

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this? One thing Goldwave won't have though is 64bit vst2 support and vst3 support. Chris doesn't think his customer bass is going to be that interested in vst's, since Goldave is meant more for the fine-editing

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this?

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this? With compressors, you gotta change your settings according to how the sound you want to change sounds. I'm not the greatest with compressors either, really. But for sharp sounds, like the s sounds, you want a quick a

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this?

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this? @ogomez92 Goldwave is very much alive and well, but they are two very different products, Goldwave not being multi-track for one, and not having vst3 support which does not bode well for most more sophisticated plugins

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this?

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this? yep, goldwave is quite old and as far as I know not being updated anymore. Audacity is the same as far as I know, and not 100% accessible. Just try to get used to reaper, it will be better in the long run. URL: https

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this?

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this? I’m not good with compressors. Are there any specific settings I should try? I tried a de-esser vst, and it didn't do quite what I was looking fore, because it uses a filter. I get the feeling it's good to h

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this?

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this? I would like to make a suggestion and tell you to switch to Reaper. Never really used goldwave, I used to use audacity a lot (made an entire record on Audacity that came out really good for what it was), but Reaper allows

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this?

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this? V-comp has a built-in de-esser, though some folks have had success with ReaComp. I should know, I still use reaComp since V-comp doesn't let you assign what audio source to listen to if I want to have it listen to th

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this?

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this? Just produce your track with e.g. REAPER and apply a compressor to all the TTS voice tracks which require it. Done. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/523897/#p523897 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this?

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this? you could probably use a de-essor   effects like post 4  said, or EQ  them ., once you have the required set, i usually  save what i did as a preeset and then i  apply  the preeset  to the current track that has all the

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this?

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this? you could probably use a de-essor   effects like post 4  said, or EQ  them ., once you have the required set, i usually  save what i did as a preeset and then i  apply  the preeset  to the current track that has all the

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this?

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this? Or you could use a de-essor effect. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/523886/#p523886 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this?

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this? record all and use batch processing URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/523884/#p523884 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this?

Re: Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this? audacity, with normilise and  compresser, dont know how to use them but you nead to know the db of those things you nead to edit URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/523879/#p523879 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing

Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this?

Are there any audio editing tools that do something like this? A bit of background. I make TTS audio productions, and work with true voice a lot. The problem with these voices, however, is that many consonant sounds such as S, and T, are disproportionately loud in comparison to the rest of