pure:deess is sonible's de-esser, part of the pure range that complements the company's smart series. Its method is consistent with sonible's approach elsewhere: rather than requiring you to locate the sibilant range by ear and dial in frequency and range settings, it analyses the material and identifies the sibilance itself, applying reduction where it is needed. That removes the risk of dulling the whole top end while chasing one problem band, and it means settings transfer more reliably between voices. It suits vocals, voiceover, dialogue, and broadcast work, and is equally useful on podcast and spoken-word material where sibilance is a persistent issue. Because the treatment is source-adaptive, it is practical across different voices in a single session, where one singer's ideal setting will not suit the next. It sits alongside pure:level and pure:unmask in the same range. It is available for macOS and Windows in VST, VST3, AU, and AAX formats, supporting sample rates from 44.1 kHz to 192 kHz, with native Apple Silicon support and machine-based or iLok authorization. #PureDeess #Sonible #DeEsser #Sibilance #VocalProcessing #SourceAdaptive #VocalMixing #Voiceover #Podcast #Dialogue #Broadcast #Mixing #MusicProduction #VST #VST3 #AU #AAX #ProTools #LogicPro #AbletonLive #Cubase