Do any VST plug ins for Sibilance (de-essing)?

Question

What could i use to eliminate S's and P's.
I hear there are things called De essers. Does GB take VST plug ins?
if so, what easy to use software should i get?
Steve

Answer 1

de esser seems to cut off other necessary frequencies
De-essers work by cutting off higher frequencies, that's why I mention working on one's singing (and to be clear, I'm not a good singer, so I too wish there was a magic bullet, but the honest answer is: to sound better you need to sing better)
including guitar sounds.
Well now you have me wondering where you're applying this effect, or how you're recording it. If the vocals are on their own track and you apply the filter to that single track, you won't affect the guitar track(s) (though you will be removing some of the "lightness" and "presence" of the vocals. Again, that's how de-essers work)
Perhaps if you describe how you are recording, and what devices you are using, someone can give you some better pointers.
I'm afraid when I S*ck (always), I just keep working to remove the s*ck as best I can because I don't believe any effect will turn "bad" into good, it can only make "good" sound better (bad anything with lots of effects sounds like bad something with lots of effects). The way I work is to use effects as a "sweetener". Not the focus, just something that enhances a mood perhaps.
Sorry I don't have a Magic Bullet answer for you, Steve. I hope some of this helps.