Re: you mean the BSS DPR 901?

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In Reply to: Re: you mean the BSS DPR 901? posted by tmcconnell on August 1, 2004 at 21:05:39:

I've used the BSS DPR901 II on voice for live applications, and it's been quite effective...definitely more subtle and more flexible than a stock de-esser and/or a stock compressor.
As to why it doesn't show up in more studio racks, I would guess the reasons are multifold:
- the BSS brand is much better known in the live sound industry.
- the DPR 901 II is a seriously sophisticated device with a somewhat quirky user interface; it will quickly intimidate any but the most professional engineers, so it's not likely to appeal to bedroom project studio owners.
- it doesn't do much that you couldn't achieve by cobbling together several compressor/expanders w/ sidechains & a couple equalizers, stuff that the well-equipped pro studio already has in their racks.

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you mean the BSS DPR 901? - tmcconnell 22:04:52 07/31/04 (4)

Re: you mean the BSS DPR 901? - Pissed Off Pro 10:45:30 08/01/04 (3)

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Re: you mean the BSS DPR 901? - Roscoe East 09:28:34 08/02/04 (0)

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