You're using the Cubase De esser Wrong

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[therealjamesmarchant]

Thanks Dom. Using native plugins makes our projects more portable, so I have been moving back to the plugins I already bought when I bought Cubase!

[Byron_]

here's a bonus tip: Use this great flexible onstock Deesser for "Bass" tracks - with the freely adjustable filter band you can use it on lower frequencies too!

[softmusic_uk]

00:02 Using Cubase De esser properly
01:15 De essing in mixing is different than in mastering
02:45 Avoid using auto mode for Cubase DeEsser
04:15 Using the Cubase De esser Effectively
05:39 Target sensitive frequency for dsr
07:10 Properly adjust Cubase De esser settings for optimal results
09:08 Using the Cubase DeEsser to tame sibilance and avoid affecting other sounds.
10:47 Utilize Cubase De-esser for various purposes

[georg-puqi]

At the age of 67 you have a natural de-esser built in. I hardly can hear any difference 😂
But I'm sure that the better ears are appreciating this video.
Dom, thanks a lot for your very, very useful hints around cubase❤

[D.Angelopoulos]

Thank's Dom..All the best for you...!!!

[edgriggs]

Thank you so much! This was a real eye-opener. I thought that its side-chain worked the same as a typical compressor. So, yeah... I was using it incorrectly. BTW, I love these short, single issue videos.

[smazmosh]

Some serious T-Shirt changes there :) The green one could have done with a touch more gain reduction ;) Like the purple though. Great vid. really useful explanation. didn't know that level of control in the stock plugin was available. will take another look. thx

[TheFrygar]

me before watching the vid: "no I'm not how dare you?"
me after watching the vid: "oh..."

[tenderklang]

Cannot get enough of „learn Your stuff before buying another stuff“

[SIIVIIS]

Like. Love. and Like, again!

I prefer the Cubase De-Esser over the others I've used, but I have been plagued by the over compressing of the range I needed the focus in. Until now, I've - incorrectly - assumed what the De-Esser's sidechain settings were intended for.
Cannot thank you enough for the 'tutorial'/explanation of it's little hidden superpower - it's quite literally the foundation to a solution I've been puzzling for a while.

Appreciate all the knowledge you share, and the possibilities you encourage others (in this instance; me) to nourish and grow.

[stefanw.]

Thanks Dom for this great tip. I just tried it on my HiHat and Lead Bus and it works very well. For vocals, I prefer to edit the track manually.

[PeterMontreal]

Thank you Dom! This is huge . I am now wondering how many other plugins I am not using to the max. Please, more of these videos :)

[johncostigan]

Thanks Dom! I've used the de-esser to get rid of nasty bass thumps, but monitoring to find the exact frequencies is a really helpful tip!

[JotunStudio]

Thank you so much for all the information, Dom! I am a long time Cubase user and with your videos I learn more and more about it

[GuyVignati]

As usual a great tip from a real professional.

[johnflavour]

So useful as always Dom, I love getting insights into stock plugins.

[MrCasMac]

Dom is a quick change artist! Thank you for the tip. I have the Cubase Mastering and it is awesome. You won’t be disappointed going thru the class.

[compingharry]

Cubase tips are always interesting...even for longtime Cubase users 😀

[dodgingrain]

Thanks for this one! Even without the auto button it still worked like trash but the side chain is gold.

[vishnusoni]

The best teacher on internet will buy the full Course, Love from india