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Introducing the HHHusher. A versatile sound enclosure mounted to the hi-hat stand, which minimizes hi-hat bleed. A good mix starts with the quality of the recorded source.What is Hi Hat Bleed?

As many of you know, Hi Hat bleed is the result of the hi hat's piercing sound spilling into other microphones, mainly the snare drum microphone. This dense metallic wash masks the upper harmonic content of the snare drum and often becomes too predominant during the mixing process as the snare drum is being equalized and compressed.

Hi hat bleed doesn't have an ON/OFF switch. It is always there and varies according to drummer technique and microphone positioning. Hi Hat Bleed has been a problem in the studio for many years and strangely, no company has made its purpose to offer a definitive solution until now…

Why the HHHusher?

Drum companies build drums, Drummers play drums and Recording engineers record drums. Traditionally it has been the recording Engineer’s job to manage the recording process. To prevent hi hat bleed they go to what they know and can control i.e. Microphones (Microphone positioning and microphone isolation).

The HHHusher’s approach to the problem is the other way around: instead of isolating the snare microphone from the hi hats, it isolates the whole hi hats from the snare microphone? This simple idea was at the base of the Patent we received.

Is the HHHusher only useful in the recording studio?

The HHHusher is useful any time you put microphones on a drum. This means Live concerts when there is a P.A. system, and during broadcast events.

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