Change the microphone or educate the person. I’ve never used those on live sound. Not needed with the right gear to start with or changing how person uses the mic.
Not really a thing I can do in the middle of a festival. Also not really a thing you can do when the talent is Garrison Keilor, whose sibilance will take your head off.
Yamaha’s de-esser is a very useful tool, and not just to handle sibilance. It’s also great as a deharsher, without killing the high end on softer bits. It’s a dynamic EQ.
Exciting Changes Coming to the Allen & Heath Digital Community!
We’re excited to announce that the Allen & Heath Digital Community is moving to a brand-new platform!
The new forum will deliver an enhanced user experience, new features, and a fresh, modern design to better support our community.
Here’s what you need to know:
The current forum will go offline on the morning of Tuesday, 21st January (GMT) as we begin the transition to the new platform. We anticipate the forum will be unavailable for 24-48 hours to ensure a smooth migration and apply some finishing touches before welcoming you back.
The URL for our forums is changing from community.allen-heath.com to forums.allen-heath.com. While we will set up a redirect to the new address, bookmarks to specific topics may no longer work. We recommend updating your bookmarks to ensure seamless access to your favourite discussions.
Once the new forum is live, all users will need to reset their passwords to access their accounts. Instructions for resetting your password will be provided when the new forum launches.
We’re confident that these changes will improve your experience and make it even easier to connect, share, and learn within the community.
Thank you for being a valued member of the Allen & Heath Digital Community. We can’t wait for you to explore the new forum and see what’s in store!
If you have any questions in the meantime, feel free to reach out to us at support@allen-heath.com
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