Waves Manny Marroquin Triple D - THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE

Full guide and demo of Waves Manny Marroquin Triple D plugin. The three D's stand for DeBoxy, DeHarsher, and DeEsser.

MM Triple D was made with vocals in mind. If your singer sounds boxy, harsh, or there is sibilance, you can take care of all of that with this single plugin.

But you can use Triple D on other sources as well. Try it on dialogue tracks, guitars (especially high gain), cymbals, piano, and any other source where you want to remove a low mid 'boxy' sound, a high mid harsh sound, or a top end 'sssshhh' sound.

And this plugin is more than just an EQ. It's actually more of a 3 band compressor/limiter that dynamically reduces these areas only when they are too loud. This will assure that you don't destroy your track just to remove some annoying frequencies.

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[alekseyzhuravlov]

A fantastic tutorial, thank you!

Pretty versatile plugin it seems, I overlooked it, thinking it's just for vocals.

[voa]

This is the best tutorial yet! Why??? Because you go and explain in detail about the frequencies and how they are affected by the plug-in, Cheers! Take care!

[kurtwieting]

Great tutorial. Love how you just get to it. 👏👏👏👏

[ryananthony]

So if it's not an EQ, would I still want to apply an EQ? Or compressor?

[MusicChannel-rfzz]

Waves have some great plugins for attractive prices but when the wave strikes from time to time, we end up paying for 'subscriptions' ! Makes me avoid purchasing.