Detect
Finds the frequency areas where sibilance repeatedly becomes distracting.
Smart multi-zone de-esser
LAMIA
Control sibilance without flattening the voice.
One-press Scan finds problem areas and creates a useful starting point with up to three independent dynamic zones.
Expected price$49
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Overview
Target the sibilance, keep the voice.
LAMIA is designed to control harsh consonants without dulling the entire upper spectrum or stripping away natural tone.
Its zones respond independently, so different sibilant regions can be shaped only when they become a problem.
One-press Scan
A useful starting point, created once when you ask for it.
Press Scan and LAMIA listens to the incoming voice, detects problem sibilance and positions up to three starting zones. It does not continuously retune itself.
Place
Creates and positions practical starting zones after the Scan pass.
Refine
Keep the automatic result or adjust every zone manually for the recording.
Independent zones
Up to three focused responses instead of one broad clamp.
Each zone follows its own dynamic behavior, helping separate bright consonants from sharper, narrower bursts.
Zone 1
Handles the primary sibilant area with independent depth and detection.
Zone 2
Adds control for a second cluster without forcing the first zone wider.
Zone 3
Catches an additional edge only when the source genuinely needs it.
Focused control
Shape every zone by purpose, not by parameter overload.
The planned controls group naturally around intensity, spectral focus and recovery.
Amount · Sensitivity · Range
Set how strongly a zone responds, how readily it detects sibilance and how far reduction may travel.
Focus · Width
Position the center of a problem area and define how narrowly or broadly it is treated.
Recovery · Air
Tune the return after each event and restore a controlled sense of openness when needed.
Processing modes
Choose the response that fits the voice.
Three planned modes cover transparent everyday control, separated processing and narrower correction.
Natural
A smooth response intended to preserve the overall tone and articulation of the voice.
Split
A separated-band approach for more contained work on the selected sibilant region.
Surgical
A tighter response for stubborn narrow peaks that need more exact control.
Documentation
LAMIA User Manual
Read the localized manual online or download the supplied English and Russian PDF editions.
Documentation
Update History
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LAMIA
One-press Scan, independent zones and deliberate manual control for natural de-essing.
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