Topic: iZotope RX is @#$*in' amazing!

[Gordon]

love it for dithering!  other than that I can't figure it out.

[612]

This is what I started using to down sample 44.1 > 48kHz. Love it and need to figure out more functions...

[stantheman1976]

Glad I found this software.  I filmed a wedding this weekend and had a MM omni lapel/SP preamp/H120 combo on the groom.  The recording is good to start with but with that much gain it obviously picked up a lot of ambient noise.  I used Izotope and removed at least 50% of that sound without damaging the quality of the recording.  It is slow however.  The recording was about 16 minutes and it took over 1 1/2 hours on a 1.6GHz dual core laptop with 2.5GB of RAM.

[wbrisette]

It is slow however.  The recording was about 16 minutes and it took over 1 1/2 hours on a 1.6GHz dual core laptop with 2.5GB of RAM.

There are different setting that affect the speed. You probably have it set to the highest setting (non real-time). You might want to adjust that and see if it makes a difference.

Wayne

[stantheman1976]

I had it set to highest quality, so I expected it to take a while.

[Gutbucket]

Anyone compared IZotpe RX and Samplitude's Cleaning & Restoration Suite bundled with the Master version?  I'm ready to pull the trigger on Samp Master and the Cleaning & Restoration Suite is part of what intices me. 

There are other niceities in the Samp Master version but I could go with the $50 Samp SE version plus IZotpe RX for around the same cost.

[RebelRebel]

Anyone compared IZotpe RX and Samplitude's Cleaning & Restoration Suite bundled with the Master version?  I'm ready to pull the trigger on Samp Master and the Cleaning & Restoration Suite is part of what intices me. 

There are other niceities in the Samp Master version but I could go with the $50 Samp SE version plus IZotpe RX for around the same cost.

Go with the Samplitude. You wont be sorry.  One stop shop.

[Gutbucket]

Roger. Ordering today.

[RebelRebel]

Roger. Ordering today.

good on you! if you need help, just holler.

[Breeze]

I know this is an older thread, but this addendum is appropriate:

If you're looking for a much cheaper, but very capable spectral editor, check out Spectro. I've found it quite capable for a relatively inexpensive plugin. And you can download an evaluation version to try it out. (And no: I'm not affiliated to them in any way!)

Steve

[paulbaptiste]

hoping one of you kind souls could help me out with this program.  i have a short opening set with background chatter throughout, i understand it'd be a pretty exhaustive process but is it possible to remove most of the chatter? 

[wbrisette]

i understand it'd be a pretty exhaustive process but is it possible to remove most of the chatter? 

Not really. The problem is you can't cut out the chatter without affecting the audio being played. Your best option is simply to live with it.

Wayne

[bdasilva]

"@#$*in' amazing!"
QFT Once you figure it out... You can spot a single sneeze and take it out... I took out a whoooooooo.. a single whooooo among 3 in a chear.  I think more importantly it displays the audio signal in a way that graphicly explains it all.     you see the time.. you see the frequencies.. and the see the amplitede of these frequencies that make up the the signal.... You can  see and play only an event in a selected frequency of a recording...     I'm excited.. the little lightbulb came on. WHAT HE SAID  Clipping in you recording??? select the whole recording... press declip.. it removers the clips (With out a flat top signel) and just kinda adjusts and normalizes the rest of everything. You can change the sound for the worst... can't be too heavy handed  (odd how frequencies found by themselves)

[Gordon]

"@#$*in' amazing!"
QFT Once you figure it out... You can spot a single sneeze and take it out... I took out a whoooooooo.. a single whooooo among 3 in a chear.  I think more importantly it displays the audio signal in a way that graphicly explains it all.     you see the time.. you see the frequencies.. and the see the amplitede of these frequencies that make up the the signal.... You can  see and play only an event in a selected frequency of a recording...     I'm excited.. the little lightbulb came on.

care to tell what setting etc?  as I said before I can't figure ANYTHING else out but the dither tool under loudness maximizer.    would love to hear how you get "whooos" out etc.


edit:  is iZotope RX different than iZotope ozone 3??

[Brian Skalinder]

edit:  is iZotope RX different than iZotope ozone 3??

Yes.

http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/ozone/
http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/rx/