Sonnox SuprEsser review

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The Sonnox SuprEsser is a fully featured de-Esser and Dynamic EQ. Part of what makes it so attractive besides its transparent sound is the vast amount of visual feedback allowing you to quickly lock in on the exact offending frequencies. I took it for a test drive.

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The DSP Project is all about music production and technology in the studio and on the stage. Host Rupert Brown reviews audio gear, gives tips & tutorials on electronic music production with Ableton Live as well as interviewing a range of music producers, audio engineers and other interesting people.