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DRAWMER MX50 DUAL DE-ESSER

Product Code: 360510

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DRAWMER MX50 DE-ESSER  The MX50 is a flexible, simple to set up dual  De-Esser designed to fulfil the needs of our industry. Its classic  application is to overcome the problems that can arise when sibilant  sounds (S's and T's) are over emphasised by the human voice, with such  other applications as 'smoothing' a stereo mix, reducing string noise on  acoustic guitars or breath noise on flutes, even refining cymbal and  hi-hat sounds. Processing is achieved by adjusting just two control  parameters, Frequency and De-Ess. The fully variable Frequency control  operates from 800Hz to 8kHz encompassing the full sibilant range,  including 'hard' sounding harmonics and other side-effects which can be  generated when treble frequencies are boosted or enhanced. This is  followed by the variable De-Ess which acts as a 'more' control giving up  to 20dB of gain reduction at the selected frequency. The circuitry has a  floating Threshold that adapts to the dynamics and level of the incoming  material, eliminating the need for a manual Threshold control and creating  more natural results.  As sibilance rarely occurs above 10kHz, the air  function feature adds back high frequency 'gloss' in excess of 12kHz  preserving upper harmonics and increasing the transparency of operation.  The MX50 is very user friendly and LEDs provide effective visual  representation of what goes on.