The Manny Marroquin Triple D Vocal Cleanup Plug-Infrom Manny Marroquin Triple D Vocal Cleanup Plug-Inis a vocal processing plug-in created in collaboration with Grammy winning mixing engineer Manny Marroquin. The processor aids in tackling vocal problem frequencies in three areas.

"DeBoxy" tackles the issue of the low-mid spectrum, while the "DeHarsher" control eliminates harshness in the mid- to high-middle frequencies. "DeEsser" works as described by attenuating high "sss" and "shh" sounds. The plug-in includes both Native and SoundGrid licenses.

Remove "Boxy" Sounds    Reduce Harshness    De-Ess    64-bit Processing    AAX Native, RTAS, AudioSuite    Audio Units, VST    SoundGrid    Mac OS X, Windows

Clean up vocal tracks quickly and easily

Three controls tackle distinct frequency problem areas in vocals

Remove "boxy" sounds from the low-mid area

Eliminate harshness

Remove sibilance

Up to 24-bit/96 kHz resolution

Mono and stereo components

SoundGrid license compatible with MultiRack Native, StudioRack Native, MultiRack SoundGrid, StudioRack SoundGrid, and eMotion ST Mixer

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can each of these features: microphone preamp, compressor, de-esser, microphone and tube modeling, and pitch correction processing) be saved and recalled as 1 ballpark setting per performer, or only recallable settings in each of the modules?

A: Yes all the settings can be stored/ each of the modules

Q: 2. Does this come with the larger wind screen as pictured?

A: Yes the SM7B comes with both the shock mount and windscreen that shows in the picture

Q: 3. I have a XSW lav mic & receiver, Can 2 lab mics be pared with 1 reciver?

A: No. Only one transmitter can be used at a time with the Sennheiser XSW-D XLR MALE RX Plug-In Receiver.

Q: 4. What's the load capacity?

A: The Impact Baby Triple Header is made of steel, so it's especially strong. However, the manufacturer does not list a specific weight capacity. Balance likely would be more likely to be an issue than weight handling since typical C stands only take about 22 lbs. anyway.

Q: 5. Will this mic work if plugged into an M BOX mini?

A: Yes with a Cloud lifter recommended

Q: 6. What is the length and weight of this triple header?

A: The length of this header would be 32 while the weight is 20 lbs.

Q: 7. Would anyone know and or can confirm the size of the knob used to secure the this extension arm/tripe header? 3/8?

A: the size is 5/8"

Q: 8. What size thread is the knob to secure this to a 5/8 stud? If you were to purchase a replacement knob, what size would you buy?

A: Unfortunately, Impact does not publish the thread size of the locking knob of this header. The knob can be obtained through Impact directly as a replacement part by calling 1-212-594-2120.

Q: 9. Is the middle pin removable?

A: All of the studs are welded in place.

Q: 10. I have this microphone (Shure SM7B) - connected via an XLR cable/connector to a 28s pream/processor, then - from there via an xlr/cable connector into the XLR receptical (Mic1) into a Focusrite Scarlett 2i4 - USB Audio Interface box - then into the PC via a USB connector from the Focusrite (which I use just for the interface to the PC). I can't seem to get enough power out of the microphone for the levels to be at a normal (-12db) level in my recording software (Audition, and/or Captivate 8). I leave all of the processing in the 286 off... and just use the preamp phantom power feed to the microphone of 48v, with a 3/4 of total gain, then I also added gain at the Scarlite USB interface redbox. Still not enough to hear the microphone clearly. Any coaching tips? (Novice here). I've also tried adding gain -

A: As this is a dynamic microphone, no additional pre-amp or phantom power is requires. make sure phantom power on your interface is switched OFF . Recheck your cables for continuity as well.