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Re: iZotope Rx 7
« Reply #150 on: October 02, 2020, 09:04:05 PM »
Spent some time configuring a multi-button mouse for my usual rx workflow, and it's super helpful.
I can easily click-lock to select area, toggle between brush and time (my 2 usual selection tools), then run either spectral repair or de-click, all from the mouse.
Maybe other folks figured this out immediately, but investing a bit of time is paying off in ease of use, and I'm hopeful will make this a less likely to trigger my rsi.
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Re: iZotope Rx 7
« Reply #151 on: October 07, 2020, 12:39:25 AM »
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Re: iZotope Rx 7
« Reply #152 on: October 07, 2020, 05:14:18 AM »
Spent some time configuring a multi-button mouse for my usual rx workflow, and it's super helpful.
I can easily click-lock to select area, toggle between brush and time (my 2 usual selection tools), then run either spectral repair or de-click, all from the mouse.
Maybe other folks figured this out immediately, but investing a bit of time is paying off in ease of use, and I'm hopeful will make this a less likely to trigger my rsi.

great tip!
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Re: iZotope Rx 7
« Reply #153 on: October 07, 2020, 02:14:08 PM »
Working on Van Morrision @ the Greek 1986, km84i's > D5 FOB DFC. Tested out vocal isolation on rx7 std. vs demo version of 8. The difference is significant.
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Re: iZotope Rx 7
« Reply #154 on: October 07, 2020, 02:33:41 PM »
So, wacky question: with the stem separation so good, has anyone else considered separating and then mastering as if there were 4 stereo tracks, applying different filters to different instruments, then mixing back together?
Certainly would be a way to make mastering take even more time. Wonder if it'd be worthwhile. Maybe source material would be the determinant.

On the VanMo recording I'm working on currently, I'll be comparing my usual practice of mixing vocal stem back in to main track then eq'ing vs eq'ing the vocal stem prior to mixing it back in to the main track and eq'ing the whole thing. Full separation would be the next step in my ongoing quest to make things more complicated for myself.
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Re: iZotope Rx 7
« Reply #155 on: October 07, 2020, 06:43:09 PM »
So, wacky question: with the stem separation so good, has anyone else considered separating and then mastering as if there were 4 stereo tracks, applying different filters to different instruments, then mixing back together?
Certainly would be a way to make mastering take even more time. Wonder if it'd be worthwhile. Maybe source material would be the determinant.

On the VanMo recording I'm working on currently, I'll be comparing my usual practice of mixing vocal stem back in to main track then eq'ing vs eq'ing the vocal stem prior to mixing it back in to the main track and eq'ing the whole thing. Full separation would be the next step in my ongoing quest to make things more complicated for myself.

Absolutely. I did a remaster of a U2 1993 broadcast show where I did exactly that--split it all apart, then remixed the whole thing with a bunch of effects.

I've also done a bunch of multiple IEM feed matrix recordings where I split apart each feed and then worked with the stems to build the mix.
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Re: iZotope Rx 7
« Reply #156 on: October 07, 2020, 07:02:24 PM »
So, wacky question: with the stem separation so good, has anyone else considered separating and then mastering as if there were 4 stereo tracks, applying different filters to different instruments, then mixing back together?
Certainly would be a way to make mastering take even more time. Wonder if it'd be worthwhile. Maybe source material would be the determinant.

On the VanMo recording I'm working on currently, I'll be comparing my usual practice of mixing vocal stem back in to main track then eq'ing vs eq'ing the vocal stem prior to mixing it back in to the main track and eq'ing the whole thing. Full separation would be the next step in my ongoing quest to make things more complicated for myself.

Absolutely. I did a remaster of a U2 1993 broadcast show where I did exactly that--split it all apart, then remixed the whole thing with a bunch of effects.

I've also done a bunch of multiple IEM feed matrix recordings where I split apart each feed and then worked with the stems to build the mix.

Any chance you could post a sample of the before and after? i'm very interested.
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Re: iZotope Rx 7
« Reply #157 on: October 07, 2020, 09:22:36 PM »
I took a loud talker completely out of a tape, and RX7 didn’t touch it at all. It’s completely rebuilt.
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Re: iZotope Rx 7
« Reply #158 on: October 07, 2020, 10:28:42 PM »
So, wacky question: with the stem separation so good, has anyone else considered separating and then mastering as if there were 4 stereo tracks, applying different filters to different instruments, then mixing back together?
Certainly would be a way to make mastering take even more time. Wonder if it'd be worthwhile. Maybe source material would be the determinant.

On the VanMo recording I'm working on currently, I'll be comparing my usual practice of mixing vocal stem back in to main track then eq'ing vs eq'ing the vocal stem prior to mixing it back in to the main track and eq'ing the whole thing. Full separation would be the next step in my ongoing quest to make things more complicated for myself.

Absolutely. I did a remaster of a U2 1993 broadcast show where I did exactly that--split it all apart, then remixed the whole thing with a bunch of effects.

I've also done a bunch of multiple IEM feed matrix recordings where I split apart each feed and then worked with the stems to build the mix.

Any chance you could post a sample of the before and after? i'm very interested.

You're in luck.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hLyoBHf5c2ZOWgAH3cNKeCHq4uGJb3hU?usp=sharing

Has the original untouched recording and then my remaster/remix.
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Re: iZotope Rx 7
« Reply #159 on: November 16, 2020, 12:49:58 AM »
So, wacky question: with the stem separation so good, has anyone else considered separating and then mastering as if there were 4 stereo tracks, applying different filters to different instruments, then mixing back together?
Certainly would be a way to make mastering take even more time. Wonder if it'd be worthwhile. Maybe source material would be the determinant.

On the VanMo recording I'm working on currently, I'll be comparing my usual practice of mixing vocal stem back in to main track then eq'ing vs eq'ing the vocal stem prior to mixing it back in to the main track and eq'ing the whole thing. Full separation would be the next step in my ongoing quest to make things more complicated for myself.

Absolutely. I did a remaster of a U2 1993 broadcast show where I did exactly that--split it all apart, then remixed the whole thing with a bunch of effects.

I've also done a bunch of multiple IEM feed matrix recordings where I split apart each feed and then worked with the stems to build the mix.

Any chance you could post a sample of the before and after? i'm very interested.

You're in luck.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hLyoBHf5c2ZOWgAH3cNKeCHq4uGJb3hU?usp=sharing

Has the original untouched recording and then my remaster/remix.

Thanks hoserama, I'll check it out. Sorry for the late reply.

I've been using RX7 for vinyl transfers at 24/96. The repair assistant is seriously amazing. It doesn't usually catch the noise in between tracks, but the spectral de-noise takes care of that easily with the learn feature. I'm very happy to use one product for this workflow (besides Reaper for tracking) and not have to switch back and forth between audacity, etc. I have noticed that there's a fine line between just enough and too much.
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Re: iZotope Rx 7
« Reply #160 on: November 30, 2020, 04:42:19 AM »
What software do you normally use to work on the separated tracks? I have never actually worked with multitrack before, and it doesn't seem to be supported in rx8..?

So, wacky question: with the stem separation so good, has anyone else considered separating and then mastering as if there were 4 stereo tracks, applying different filters to different instruments, then mixing back together?
Certainly would be a way to make mastering take even more time. Wonder if it'd be worthwhile. Maybe source material would be the determinant.

On the VanMo recording I'm working on currently, I'll be comparing my usual practice of mixing vocal stem back in to main track then eq'ing vs eq'ing the vocal stem prior to mixing it back in to the main track and eq'ing the whole thing. Full separation would be the next step in my ongoing quest to make things more complicated for myself.

Absolutely. I did a remaster of a U2 1993 broadcast show where I did exactly that--split it all apart, then remixed the whole thing with a bunch of effects.

I've also done a bunch of multiple IEM feed matrix recordings where I split apart each feed and then worked with the stems to build the mix.
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Re: iZotope Rx 7
« Reply #161 on: November 30, 2020, 11:00:06 AM »
What software do you normally use to work on the separated tracks? I have never actually worked with multitrack before, and it doesn't seem to be supported in rx8..?
I use Audacity, many 'round here use Reaper.
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Re: iZotope Rx 7
« Reply #162 on: November 30, 2020, 01:41:48 PM »
I used to use Nuendo, but switched over to Reaper last year.
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Re: iZotope Rx 7
« Reply #163 on: December 13, 2020, 09:09:48 PM »
i just used the 'phase' tool for the first time ever to repair an asymmetrical waveform on a webrip

is there anything this software can't do?
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Re: iZotope Rx 7
« Reply #164 on: December 13, 2020, 09:15:08 PM »
i just used the 'phase' tool for the first time ever to repair an asymmetrical waveform on a webrip

is there anything this software can't do?

Nope; it's basically audio repair witchcraft.

I used the DeCrackle module a couple weeks ago to repair a bunch of buffer underrun errors on a direct-to-PC recording when I had set the sample buffer too low. Saved me a tense moment with my better half, because all of her vocal takes had this problem (which was my fault) and I didn't have to ask her to spend another hour or so redoing those takes.
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