Axdeesser

Compatibility

• Supported Operating Systems: Supported OS: Mac, Windows
• RAM Requirements: License Method: Computer
• Disk Space: Mac • Windows 79.00 € excl. VAT Add to basket Virtual Mic Side-Chain Drive the de-esser’s compressor with the signal of a virtual microphone pointed wherever you need in your immersive scene. Set the directivity of the microphone for full control of the side-chain. Flexible Control aXDeesser gives you full control of the compression settings. Dial in just the right amount of gain reduction to control sibilance with bandwidth and frequency controls. Ambisonic Order Detection Processing automatically matches the order of the input signal to optimise CPU usage when working with lower order signals. No need to manually select your ambisonic order. Features • Frequency : The centre frequency of the band to be compressed. This should be centred on the portion of the spectrum in which you want to reduce sibilance. Output : AmbiX (ACN/SN3D) format Ambisonics Formats and Requirements • Plugin formats: AAX and VST3 • Mac: Intel or Apple Silicon (Universal Binary), 4GB RAM, macOS 10.13 or later • Windows: 64bit, 4GB RAM, Windows 10 or later All plugin formats require a host with an internal routing that supports the required number of channels for Ambisonics to function. Please check that your usual DAW can handle Ambisonics. If it cannot then you should consider using Reaper . Tenth order Ambisonics requires a massive 121 channels for each track! As of January 2024 only Reaper can handle this so please download the demo version to test if your DAW and workflow is compatible with this product! Buy aXDeesser Ambisonic De-esser If you don’t need the full power of tenth-order Ambisonics then you can purchase versions limited to first- or third-order. Don’t worry if you think you might want to upgrade later. Our Upgrade Policy means you’ll never spend more than you would have if you had bought the update in the first place. Skip to navigation Skip to content Menu Welcome What Is Ambisonics? What Ambisonic Order Do I Need? Why Use Tenth Order Ambisonics? Getting Started With Ambisonics (Tutorial) Plugins aXBundle aXPanner aXMonitor aXDelay aXRotate aXEqualizer aXCompressor aXGate aXDeesser aXMeter Downloads Blog Bio Newsletter My account Welcome What Is Ambisonics? What Ambisonic Order Do I Need? Why Use Tenth Order Ambisonics? Getting Started With Ambisonics (Tutorial) Plugins aXBundle aXPanner aXMonitor aXDelay aXRotate aXEqualizer aXCompressor aXGate aXDeesser aXMeter Downloads Blog Bio Newsletter My account 0.00 € 0 items aXDeesser – Ambisonic De-Esser Plugin aXDeesser is an ambisonic de-essing plugin that can be used on any AmbiX-format (SN3D/ACN) Ambisonic signal. It works like a traditional de-esser but the sibilance band compression can be side-chained by pointing a virtual microphone to any point in your immersive scene. aXDeesser also allows you to select the direction you want to focus on for activating the de-essing effect, so the compression will only be activated when level of the signal picked up by the virtual mic is above the threshold. AAX • VST3
• Plugin Formats: Mac • Windows 79.00 € excl. VAT Add to basket Virtual Mic Side-Chain Drive the de-esser’s compressor with the signal of a virtual microphone pointed wherever you need in your immersive scene. Set the directivity of the microphone for full control of the side-chain. Flexible Control aXDeesser gives you full control of the compression settings. Dial in just the right amount of gain reduction to control sibilance with bandwidth and frequency controls. Ambisonic Order Detection Processing automatically matches the order of the input signal to optimise CPU usage when working with lower order signals. No need to manually select your ambisonic order. Features • Frequency : The centre frequency of the band to be compressed. This should be centred on the portion of the spectrum in which you want to reduce sibilance. • Bandwidth : The bandwidth, in octaves, of the band you wish to compress. • Threshold : Set the level threshold at which the compressor begins to act on the defined sibilance band. • Ratio : Adjust how much compression is applied to signal above the threshold. A ratio of 1 means no compression while higher ratios lead to stronger compression of the sibilance band. • Attack : The time in milliseconds (ms) for the compressor to become fully effect once a signal goes above the threshold. • Release : The time in milliseconds (ms) for the compressor to fully switch off once a signal goes below the threshold. • Monitor Sibilance Band : You can solo the sibilance b
• Authorization: License Method: Computer It works like a traditional de-esser but the sibilance band compression can be side-chained by pointing a virtual microphone to any point in your immersive scene. aXDeesser also allows you to select the direction you want to focus on for activating the de-essing effect, so the compression will only be activated when level of the signal picked up by the virtual mic is abov