Spitfish is a free de-esser VST plugin for Windows created by Digitalfishphones. Use this plugin to filter out unwanted hisses in vocal recordings.
Spitfish VST Plugin
Spitfish is a de-esser plugin, built for mono and stereo vocal tracks. The plugin filters out harsh and irritating s-like sounds and assures tracks are free from any unwanted hisses.
It offers features such as a stereo switch, a ‘Listen’ function to identify frequencies being removed, and dynamic filters.
The controls consist of sensitivity, tune, and depth, and include a soft mode to reduce aggressiveness and provide a softer sound.
Features:
- Use w/ Mono or Stereo Tracks
- Dynamic Filter Functionality
- Stereo Switch Included
- Removes Unnecessary Hisses
- Tames Unwanted Frequencies
- OS: Windows
Plugin Interface:
- Listen – Lets you hear the “s” sounds you want to reduce in the music or voice.
- Sensitivity – Controls how much the plugin looks for the “s” sounds to reduce them.
- Tune – Adjust the frequency range to target to remove harsh “s” sounds in audio.
- Soft – Smooth out the reduction of the “s” sounds to make it gentler.
- Depth – Determines how strongly the plugin reduces the “s” sounds.
- Bypass – Turns off the effect so you can hear the original sound without changes.
- Stereo – Makes sure that both the left and right sides of the audio are treated the same way.
To get the latest version of the plugin visit the Digitalfishphones website. There are fallback links in case the developer’s website is down.
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Developer: Digitalfishphones
Windows: 32-bit (1 MB)
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