Topic: iZotope Rx 7

[voltronic]

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.

[jerryfreak]

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.

i could see where dropped samples could repaired with vox, which is less pitch/tempo variable than some other music sources (or more complex music sources with multiple vox, instruments and percussion). lil drops are prob invisible once the 'cliffs' in waveform are removed 

[voltronic]

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.

i could see where dropped samples could repaired with vox, which is less pitch/tempo variable than some other music sources (or more complex music sources with multiple vox, instruments and percussion). lil drops are prob invisible once the 'cliffs' in waveform are removed

I don't know that they were exactly dropped samples, but short bursts of full-spectrum distortion.  Either way, DeCrackle smoothed almost every one over until they were inaudible.