darrenyeats;374537 Wrote: > Sibilance is not always bad, artificial sibilance is. Remember that word > existed before us audio enthusiasts came along. :) > Darren Yes, I've been researching this a little, natural sibilance helps us recognise many words that we may not have heard properly. I think most of the sibilance I'm hearing is on the recordings as I can make out evidence of effects added in the studio, sometimes though it sounds non natural almost like white noise. It's the level of it though, I can reduce the volume to just audible and the S's sound twice as loud as the music.
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