De-essers for Podcasts
A de-esser is a podcaster’s best friend. It reduces the sibilance (words with “sss” or “shh” sounds, like ship, chip, sip, zip, or jump) of phrases so that they don’t jump out in listeners’ ears. It is literally a de “sss”er. Once you start listening for sibilance, you’ll never be able to unhear it, and I apologize for that, but it is all in an effort to help you make a better podcast! To sharpen your de-essing skills head to our accompanying article about de-essers And if you're new to podcasting, be sure to check out our Complete Guide to Podcast Editing Or if you want us to take your podcast to the next level, come see why people love Podigy's podcast editing
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