For more on dithering please read my article as to why this is a good feature to have and to use. I found the dB-L to be easy to use, sounded great and it was reassuring to know that it was there protecting against clipping. The last component in the effects suite is the Deesser. Then the user can use a 3-mode compressor to remove the sibilant frequencies from the vocal. Two knobs provide the adjustments and a window display shows the frequency.
Monitoring is provided via window displays that provide visual feedback for the levels.
The user can be very precise in locating the offending frequency. The deesser provides an useful set of presets that are a good place to start on a project with fine tuning settings with the knobs. However, since each person and microphone sounds different it is very likely that additional adjustments need to be made. Wideband mode reduces ALL frequencies equally - in other words, this is like a dynamic volume control. When the detect circuit hears sibilance, the reduce circuit dips the volume of the vocal.