GOOSE RE-ESSER V1

Goose Re-esser V1

The world's first plugin that turns your de-esser inside out.

Instead of taming sibilance, Goose Re-esser detects it and boosts it — adding clarity, bite, and presence to vocals, or pushing all the way into deliberately extreme, resonant territory when you want a sound nobody else has. It's a re-esser, a sibilance exciter, and a creative distortion tool in one plugin, wrapped in a live spectral analyzer you can actually grab and play with.

Features

• Real-Time Spectral Analyzer — see your signal's live spectrum with the sibilance boost curve drawn right on top of it. Drag the node directly on the graph to dial in frequency and intensity together, or scroll to adjust bandwidth (Q) — no menus, no guessing.
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• Extreme-Capable Intensity — boost up to +48dB. Push it gently for a subtle presence lift, or slam it for a screaming, self-resonant effect that goes way past "natural."
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• Dynamic or Static Modes — run it as a classic static peaking boost, or switch to Dynamic mode so it only kicks in on actual sibilant consonants, with Attack/Release shaping so the effect never zippers or stutters.
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• One-Click Frequency Presets — jump straight to Consonant, Core 'S', or Vocal Air targeting.
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• Goose Honk Drive — harmonic saturation that adds analog-style warmth and grit to the boosted band.
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• Listen / Delta Solo — isolate and audition exactly what's being boosted, in total isolation from the rest of the mix.
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• Toggleable Safety Limiter — a built-in output ceiling you can switch on for safe tracking, or off when you want the rawest, most unhinged version of the effect.
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• Input & Output Metering — live level meters so you always know what's hitting the plugin and what's coming out.
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• The Silly Goose Easter Egg — click the logo. You'll know it when you hear it.

Features AU, VST3, and Standalone options.

***MAC INSTALLATION***

Unzip the folder, open the "Read Me First.txt" file, and follow the instructions!

***WINDOWS INSTALLATION***

Unzip the folder and run the Exe.