De-breath Plugins

Sometimes a podcast participant’s breaths (or breathing sound in general) will be so loud and prominent that you want to reduce them, especially when using a good amount of compression.

So, how to reduce/suppress those breath sounds?

Well, you could reduce the volume of every single breath MANUALLY! Ugh. Or you could use a de-breath plugin.

Here are two de-breath plugins that are good:

In my experience you have to be very careful when dialing in the proper settings for your use case because if the settings aren’t correct it will miss some breaths or reduce other sounds in addition to breaths.

Do you know of any others?

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2 responses to “De-breath Plugins”

  1. Mike Thomas Avatar

    I use RX7’s, but sparingly. It’s easy to ruin a track by being too heavy handed with it

    1. Bryan Entzminger Avatar

      I agree. I almost never use either anymore because it’s so easy to mess them up.

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